Con faldas y a lo loco (”Some Like It Hot”, Billy Wilder, 1959)
Guión:
Robert Thoeren (historia)
Michael Logan (historia)
Billy Wilder
I.A.L. Diamond
Reparto principal:
Marilyn Monroe … Sugar Kane Kowalczyk
Tony Curtis … Joe - ‘Josephine’ / ‘Junior’
Jack Lemmon … Jerry - ‘Daphne’
Joe E. Brown … Osgood Fielding III
George Raft … “Botines” Colombo
Pat O’Brien … Mulligan
Fotografía:
Charles Lang
Música original:
Adolph Deutsch
Montaje:
Arthur P. Schmidt
También conocida como:
Una Eva y dos Adanes
Palabras clave:
1920s, Adult Situations, Assumed Identity, Ball, Band, Bathtub Scene, Beach, Beautiful Woman, Betrayal, Bicycle, Birthday Cake, Blockbuster, chase, Chicago Illinois, Comedy, Comedy of Errors, Con, con/scam, Controversial, Crime, Crime Boss, Cross Dressing, Dancing, Deception, Disguise, Dream Girl, Earring, escape, Famous Line, Farce, Feel Good, Fish Out Of Water, Flapper, Flask, Flirting, Florida, Funeral Home, Gangster, Gasoline, Gender Bender, Gender Disguise, Gift, Girl Band, Gold Digger, Hidden Identity, Hotel, Ice, Irreverent, Jazz, Light, Love Triangle, Madcap, Massacre, Millionaire, Mob Hit, Motorboat, Murder, Music, Musician, Oil Tycoon, On The Run, Organized Crime, Parking Garage, Police Chase, Prohibition, Pursuit, Questionable for Children, Quirky, Racy, Railway Station, Role Switching, romance, Screwball, Sex Comedy, Show Business, Sleeping Car, Speakeasy, Title Spoken By Character, Tommy Gun, Train, Transvestism, Ulcer, Urban, Urbane, Witness, Witty, women, Yacht
