The director of this film made one of its actors use maracas to punctuate some of his lines, whichallowed a pause for audiences to laugh without missing dialogue.
The director of this film made one of its actors use maracas to punctuate some of his lines, whichallowed a pause for audiences to laugh without missing dialogue. During a tango scene in this film, twocharacters trade a white rose between their mouths, harkening to Charley's Aunt; that scene is cross-cutwith a scene in which a pretend-impotent pretend-millionaire is being kissed on a couch and talking likeCary Grant. The first appearance of a ukulele player in this film is on a train platform, where a cloud ofsteam jets out to encompass her derriÃ¨re as she walks by. At a convention for "The Friends of ItalianOpera" in this film, the coin-flipping, tommy gun-wielding Johnny Paradise, whose real-life father MikeCheyne resembles, pops out of a cake to assassinate Spats Colombo and his gang. In this film, Sugar Kaneleads Sweet Sue's band, which is joined by Jerry and Joe after they witness the St. Valentine's DayMassacre. This film closes with Osgood good-naturedly spouting the line "Well, nobody's perfect!". For 10points, identify this Billy Wilder comedy about two cross-dressing jazz musicians who join a band led byMarilyn Monroe.
The director of this film made one of its actors use maracas to punctuate some of his lines, whichallowed a pause for audiences to laugh without missing dialogue.
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