It only amounts to 4 minutes, but it is some of the best acting Marilyn ever did. Completely vulnerable and heartbreaking. When she gets to the "Venezuelan oil" line at 2:35 with her voice clearly breaking, I tear up myself. Say what you will about her difficulties with this movie: with her director, co-stars, remembering lines- she could light up the screen just remembering a "most wonderful dream." The best single performance from Marilyn Monroe.
most touching part of the film is when monroe on stage at the end singlng and clearly upset after being dumped, has josephine walk up to her and cuddle her and telling her no man is worth it, then he runs away and monroe realizes that josephine is indeed shell oil junior, then she gets to the boat and finds out its joe, who has been conning her all the time.
It took her 86 tries to ask about the bourbon. They finally wrote it on a card and put it in a drawer. Almost the same when she knocked on the door. It didn't take as many times.
It's because it was filmed in back and white, you mor0n.. completely different type of film (and both of those films are my favourite of all time, Ive watched them since I was 6 years old!!! Nothing compares to the comedy, cinematic arts and acting, and the music of gentleman prefer blondes, let alone the comedy of some like it Hot....
@@doxasophosmoros The name calling though... Really? Some people look better in colored films. As a matter of fact, Monroe actually had a contract that stipulated all her movies be filmed in technicolor, yet Wilder talked them into filming this one in black and white.
In this scene I imagine she is dreaming of the perfect life with the man she loves and then just suddenly realizes it will never happen, nor in her real life and her heart cracks and breaks and you see it on her face and then the tears!
At 4:30 It's something how Jack Lemmon has said they had to do 37 takes for Marilyn to deliver the lines "Where's that bourbon" and "I don't know. All of the sudden I'm thirsty." Marilyn didn't like the way she delivered those lines, so they did 37 takes until she finally got it.
"Where's the bourbon?" MM and Wilder were having a battle of wills about a number of things, and it was coming to a head here. It was a throwaway line of dialogue that could've been easily dubbed in post, esp. with her back being turned, but Wilder refused to do it and MM refused to say it correctly for about 40 takes. They didn't get along, lol, and MM didn't like doing this movie. Beloved classic or not, she was unhappy at this time. She had a miscarriage during the making of it.
This was one of her best scenes of her whole career , if u know about acting the toughest thing in acting is to transfer yourself from a comedy to drama and I guess that's why they gave her the Golden Globe Awards ( and yet they didn't give her an Oscar nomination and gave it to doris day for pillow talk : which was good performance but not at all as strong as Marilyn's performance)
Anyone who thinks Marilyn was just "eye candy" and couldn't really act needs to watch this film. She was one of the most talented actresses we've ever had, and the film wouldn't be as great as it is without her.
Marilyn required 40 takes to get "Where's that bourbon?". We can see that her hair is different, less curly, when she says this line. It took so much time ;-). But finally her acting is great.
I heard a fact that during the scene when she’s talking on phone, she was reading her lines from a black board cause she would usually forget her lines.
@Flenif2247 apparently she kept getting it wrong, saying things like "where is the brandy" and stuff. Eventually the director wrote the line on a piece of paper and put it in the drawer so she could read it when she opened it. Then she kept opening the wrong drawer lol. In the final cut, when she says "where's that bourbon?" she has her back to us so she may not even have said the line in the scene and they may have added it afterwards lol
I really adore her art and everything, besides that of the Lord. She must have had a good day, for a change, when this was shot. When it comes to look and timing. Sad to say.
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Producer: We can make it look like she has class... but only after 40 takes! Now "Where's that burban?"? Monroe: Are you always this generous?... I din't do anything.
SUGAR-KANE! Gladys Monroe's daughter---Marilyn, 💋. Stars in a movie titled, Some Like It Hot---escaped via an all girls band---Betsy Aleta Susan Diane Cynthia and Sr.-&-Jr. (7 of 7) This seven's 1960s pet?: Sugar, the calico-cat.
It only amounts to 4 minutes, but it is some of the best acting Marilyn ever did. Completely vulnerable and heartbreaking. When she gets to the "Venezuelan oil" line at 2:35 with her voice clearly breaking, I tear up myself. Say what you will about her difficulties with this movie: with her director, co-stars, remembering lines- she could light up the screen just remembering a "most wonderful dream." The best single performance from Marilyn Monroe.
well said
most touching part of the film is when monroe on stage at the end singlng and clearly upset after being dumped, has josephine walk up to her and cuddle her and telling her no man is worth it, then he runs away and monroe realizes that josephine is indeed shell oil junior, then she gets to the boat and finds out its joe, who has been conning her all the time.
now i realize anna faris is kinda imitating her gullible part i guess
I love the way they used music so well in movies from that era
Yes, indeed.
Poor Sugar. Marilyn played this scene very well in my opinion. She tugs at your heartstrings in this scene.
It took her 86 tries to ask about the bourbon. They finally wrote it on a card and put it in a drawer. Almost the same when she knocked on the door. It didn't take as many times.
@@sissy20088 no it took 86 takes for her to say it's me, sugar
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She was so natural and serene. A pure talent! ❤
This chokes me up every time! Marilyn was so vulnerable in this movie.. 😢 💔
She looks so fresh and youthful here, younger even than in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, like she was aging backward or something...
Menelik Charles black and white movies
She was pregnant when this was filmed so I guess she had even more of a “glow” about her.
It's because it was filmed in back and white, you mor0n.. completely different type of film (and both of those films are my favourite of all time, Ive watched them since I was 6 years old!!! Nothing compares to the comedy, cinematic arts and acting, and the music of gentleman prefer blondes, let alone the comedy of some like it Hot....
@@doxasophosmoros The name calling though... Really? Some people look better in colored films. As a matter of fact, Monroe actually had a contract that stipulated all her movies be filmed in technicolor, yet Wilder talked them into filming this one in black and white.
@@doxasophosmoros that was unnecessary
Lovely Marilyn! She was such a sweetheart ♥️ Rest in heavenly peace and happiness, angel.
She Was talended but in this scene you can see that she was reading her lines.
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A Beautiful Soul. We miss you 🌹
She was absolutely 💯 stunningly beautiful
In this scene I imagine she is dreaming of the perfect life with the man she loves and then just suddenly realizes it will never happen, nor in her real life and her heart cracks and breaks and you see it on her face and then the tears!
She s so moving in this scene 😥😥😥😥❤❤
The movie was hysterical, but this scene really tugs at the heartstrings.
At 4:30
It's something how Jack Lemmon has said they had to do 37 takes for Marilyn to deliver the lines "Where's that bourbon" and "I don't know. All of the sudden I'm thirsty."
Marilyn didn't like the way she delivered those lines, so they did 37 takes until she finally got it.
How can I ? There is Shell station in every corner 😍😍😍
"Where's the bourbon?"
MM and Wilder were having a battle of wills about a number of things, and it was coming to a head here. It was a throwaway line of dialogue that could've been easily dubbed in post, esp. with her back being turned, but Wilder refused to do it and MM refused to say it correctly for about 40 takes. They didn't get along, lol, and MM didn't like doing this movie. Beloved classic or not, she was unhappy at this time. She had a miscarriage during the making of it.
yeah Wilder opted to do the scene with her opening the cabinet and putting a paper inside with that line so that sho won't forget it
This was one of her best scenes of her whole career , if u know about acting the toughest thing in acting is to transfer yourself from a comedy to drama and I guess that's why they gave her the Golden Globe Awards ( and yet they didn't give her an Oscar nomination and gave it to doris day for pillow talk : which was good performance but not at all as strong as Marilyn's performance)
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the best comedy in the world
She remains number one!
Marilyn is forever
Anyone who thinks Marilyn was just "eye candy" and couldn't really act needs to watch this film. She was one of the most talented actresses we've ever had, and the film wouldn't be as great as it is without her.
She Was good but Not great imao
😢 omg great acting!
My heart breaks for her.. such a damaged soul..
Sold! Damn she's good.
Marilyn required 40 takes to get "Where's that bourbon?". We can see that her hair is different, less curly, when she says this line. It took so much time ;-). But finally her acting is great.
I heard a fact that during the scene when she’s talking on phone, she was reading her lines from a black board cause she would usually forget her lines.
Yes you can see at 3:56
Wow Marilyn Monroe !!!
What’s funny is Marilyn did her hair back to her actual hair style 😂😍
She is so hot and sweet! Wonderful Marilyn Monroe... now she is legend
My favorite Marlyn Monroe film.👏🤩💖
i've heard rumor this scene took like 40 takes because she kept screwing up the 'where's that bourbon' line.
Flenif2247 wow I didn’t realize that... that’s actually very smart
@Flenif2247 apparently she kept getting it wrong, saying things like "where is the brandy" and stuff. Eventually the director wrote the line on a piece of paper and put it in the drawer so she could read it when she opened it. Then she kept opening the wrong drawer lol. In the final cut, when she says "where's that bourbon?" she has her back to us so she may not even have said the line in the scene and they may have added it afterwards lol
@Flenif2247 why would she do it on purpose? Maybe..... If she had a huge issue with mentioning the word bourbon.... But I doubt it
@Flenif2247 Why would she do it on purpose?
it did , this movie she did that some took up to 90 takes . but the movie is perfect. that's what i see. i love Marilyn🌹
I never thought i'd like Monroe's stuff.
"I kept a lookout for icebergs, I sorted your shelves...". 🤣🤣🤣
Curtis did a good Cary Grant imitation
5:07 how my mom looks at me, when I get smart with her in public.
I really adore her art and everything, besides that of the Lord. She must have had a good day, for a change, when this was shot. When it comes to look and timing. Sad to say.
Billy Wilder said for all her lateness and crazy behaviour, he would do another film with her in a shot, there’s no one like Monroe.
Amy Winehouse and the Camden Rehab Centre where she shares a converted house.
I fu^*ing love Marylin. 😍❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
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she looked better in this scene than she did in the whole movie
I TRELE MORELE ... ; )
This movie was hilarious. 🍿
💋 . MARILYN 💋 is 30 and my father 35, June and April, 1956.
Four-footed-friend, THE MISFITS, I was 4 in 1960.
--- The Intermediate School Principal's Name given me is 63;3(27).---Architectural encirclement-D.O.B.'s royal-road is Piaget's minted coin of:
"one-one correspondence"
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Schizophrenia
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“They shall be mine, says the Lord of hosts, in the day when I make up my treasured possession, and I will spare them as a man spares his son who serves him.
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“The sin of Judah is written with a pen of iron; with a point of diamond it is engraved on the tablet of their heart, and on the horns of their altars,
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You shall be a crown of beauty in the hand of the Lord, and a royal diadem in the hand of your God.
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The only true "dumb blonde" that she ever played, but Sugar was sweet.
Producer: We can make it look like she has class... but only after 40 takes! Now "Where's that burban?"?
Monroe: Are you always this generous?... I din't do anything.
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SUGAR-KANE!
Gladys Monroe's daughter---Marilyn, 💋. Stars in a movie titled, Some Like It Hot---escaped via an all girls band---Betsy Aleta Susan Diane Cynthia and Sr.-&-Jr. (7 of 7) This seven's 1960s pet?: Sugar, the calico-cat.
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Here because my great grampa told me about this. Marilyn Munroe was attractive for a senior! I think she was even prettier in the Munsters, though!