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Immerse yourself in the unforgettable world of the cult comedy with this Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Poster. Join Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell on a hilarious adventure, where friendship and love meet the glitz of Hollywood glamour. Be charmed by the captivating performances, sparkling costumes and lively musical numbers. Discover this timeless work which delicately explores the notions of seduction, desire and freedom. A film that thrills the emotions and offers a scintillating journey into the heart of the golden years of cinema. Guaranteed pleasure for lovers of romantic comedies and fans of the magic of the big screen.
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Description of this Poster Men Prefer Blondes
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes is a 1953 American musical comedy film based on the 1949 musical comedy film of the same title. The film was directed by Howard Hawks and starred Jane Russell and Marilyn Monroe in supporting roles.
The film is full of comedic and musical pieces, choreographed by Jack Cole, while the music was written by Hoggy Carmichael, Harold Adamson, Jules St. Stein and Robin's songs are from the Broadway show, while Carmichael's songs and Adamson were written specifically. Despite the film's title, Monroe was paid her usual salary of $500 per week, while Russell, more famously.
While Russell's matter-of-fact lies were widely commented on by most critics, it was Monroe's turn as Lorelai's traitor. [6] Monroe's performance in the song "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend" and her pink dress are considered virtual and this rendition has inspired adaptations by Madonna, Beyoncé, Jerry Halliwell , Kylie Minogue, Nicole Kidman, Margot Robbie, Anna Nicole Smith, Christina Aguilera, Ariana Grande and James Franco.
Lorelai Lee (Marilyn Monroe) and Dorothy So (Jane Russell) are American artists and best friends. Lorelai has a passion for diamonds, believing that attracting a wealthy woman is one of the few ways to live. She is engaged to Gus Esmond (Tommy Noonan), a naive nerd, willing to do or buy anything for her. However, Gus is under the control of his rich father. Dorothy, on the other hand, is looking for a different type of love and is only attracted to handsome and athletic men.
Lorelai plans to marry Gus in France, but her father prevents his son from traveling, believing that Lorelai. Lorelai decides to go to France with or without Gus, who gave her credit before he left to cover expenses. However, he warns her to behave politely, noting that her father will forbid their marriage if they reach their ears. Unbeknownst to both, Gus' father has hired a private investigator, Ernie Malone (Eliot Reed), to spy on Lorelai.
Crossing the Atlantic, Malone immediately falls in love with Dorothy, but she has already latched on to members of the men's Olympic team. Lorelai meets the rich and idiot Sir Francis Bickman or Piggy (Charles Coburn), owner of a diamond mine, and is attracted to Fr. Although Piggy is married, Lorelai naively responds to his flirting, which upsets his wife, Lady Bickman (N.
Lorelai invites Piggy to the cabin she shares with Dorothy, where she tells him about her travels in Africa. While Piggy demonstrates how a python squeezes a goat, kissing Lorelai, Malone spies on them through the window and. Both get drunk on Malone and search for him to find the guilty film, while he is unconscious. They find the film in her pants and Lorelai immediately shows it and hides the negatives. Revealing her success to Piggy, she convinces him to give her Lady Bickman's tiara as a thank you gift. However, Malone reveals that he had placed a tape recorder in Lorelai's cabin and heard her conversation with Piggy. When Dorothy argues with Malone about his actions, he admits that he is a liar. However, Dorothy reveals to Lorelai that she is in love with Malone and Lorelai criticizes her for choosing a poor man, when she was a poor man.
The ship arrives in France and Lorelai and Dorothy spend time shopping. They then discover that Lorelai's letter of credit was canceled and then removed from their hotel. The two friends are forced to find work during an inspection in Paris. When Gus appears in their performance, Lorelai pushes him away and then performs the musical number Diamonds a Best's Girl, the lyrics of which are. Meanwhile, Lady Bickman has filed a lawsuit over her lost tiara and Lorelai is accused of theft. Dorothy convinces Lorelai to return the tiara, but discovers it is missing from her jewelry box. Piggy tries to quietly withdraw the case when Malone finds him at the airport.
Dorothy appears in court pretending to be Lorelai with a blonde wig and imitating the friend's sensual voice and ways. When Malone appears in court to reveal that "Lorelai" is Dorothy, she reveals in secret. Malone retracts his comments, but then reveals that Piggy has the tiara, freeing Lorelai.
Back at the nightclub, Lorelai impresses Mr. Esmond with a speech about paternal property and tells him that if he had a daughter. Mr. Esmond accepts and agrees to his son's marriage to Lorelai. The film ends with a double wedding for Lorelai and Dorothy, who marry Esmond and Malone, respectively.
