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Billy Wilder’s last film was a classy, black-and-white romance that paid homage to his mentor, Ernst Lubitsch. In The Seven Year Itch, Wilder goes widescreen and Technicolor to squeeze out plenty of boob jokes.
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- 2:03Mike’s one-sentence summary
- 2:55Origins
- 10:12Another film, another cowriter
- 16:35Cast & crew
- 22:06Production
- 28:12Marilyn troubles & censorship
- 36:59Plot summary
- 39:48Does “The Seven Year Itch” hold up?
- 55:27Release, reception & legacy
- 1:05:10Filmographers Five: Movies That Blur the Line Between Fantasy and Reality
- 1:05:50#5: “The Fisher King,” dir. by Terry Gilliam (1991)
- 1:06:20#4: “Donnie Darko,” dir. by Richard Kelly (2001)
- 1:07:11#3: “American Psycho,” dir. by Mary Harron (2000)
- 1:07:47#2: “Pan’s Labyrinth,” dir. by Guillermo del Toro (2006)
- 1:08:26#1: “Fight Club,” dir. by David Fincher (1999)