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On the run musicians disguise themselves as women and join a singer in an all-female jazz band in order to escape the mob. Bonus features include documentary, featurette, photo gallery, and much more!
Imprint:
[United States] : - Metro Goldwyn Mayer Home Entertainment
Pages:
122
Edition:
Special ed Widescreen ed
ISBN:
1424817838
Language:
English
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Rating Not rated
Notes:
DVD.
Closed-captioned.
CPL DVD# 5356858
Release date: Jul. 18, 2006.
Closed-captioned.
CPL DVD# 5356858
Release date: Jul. 18, 2006.
Characteristics:
2 videodiscs (122 min.) :,sd., b&w ;,4 3/4 in.
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Add a CommentSuch a Marilyn Monroe classic. probally her best film ever.
Funniest drag movie ever. Marilyn was a real pain in the ass on the set. The boys save it.
One of the great comedies! Curtis and Lemmon are unbeatable (in and out of drag!). Monroe is charming, and the great George Raft, plays a serious gangster, just like he did so many times in the "old days"! Superb!
Curiously over hyped as the funniest movie of all time by the American Film Institute, the film is nevertheless charming, highlighted by Curtis and Lemmon's quick and witty performances and the oozing radiance of Monroe.