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Billy Wilder’s last film was a flop. But he would get two do-overs in 1957—and the first was his Ernst Lubitsch homage, “Love in the Afternoon.” He also met his second great writing partner: I. A. L. Diamond.
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- 4:08I. A. L. Diamond & “Ariane”
- 9:39Casting
- 19:52Censorship
- 24:24Audrey Hepburn’s “relentless innocence”
- 35:16How WOULD Lubitsch do it?
- 42:06Does the ending work?
- 44:45Wilder’s most romantic movie?
- 50:25Release & reception
- 1:00:18Filmographers Five: Top 5 Movies about Masquerading
- 1:02:03#5: “Red Rock West,” dir. by John Dahl (1993)
- 1:02:34#4: “The Talented Mr. Ripley,” dir. by Anthony Minghella (1999)
- 1:03:43#2: “Catch Me If You Can,” dir. by Steven Spielberg (2002)