How long is Some Like It Hot (1959) presented by TCM?

Some Like It Hot (1959) presented by TCM is 2 hr 10 min long.

What is Some Like It Hot (1959) presented by TCM about?

Fathom Events, Turner Classic Movies and MGM are bringing Some Like It Hot to select cinemas nationwide for a special two-day event, which also includes an introduction from a TCM host. Two down on their luck jazz musicians (Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon) find themselves on the run after the police raid the speakeasy they perform in. With nowhere to hide, a gig with Sweet Sue and her Society Syncopators at a beach resort seems like the perfect getaway. There's just one problem: the Syncopators are an all-female band, and Joe and Jerry aren't women - yet. Armed with some dodgy wigs and wobbly falsettos, they manage to join the Syncopators and meet Sugar Kane (Marilyn Monroe): a hooch-swilling, ukulele-playing knockout with a soft spot for saxophone players. Things start to go off the rails when they begin to attract unwanted attention from lecherous millionaires and some familiar faces show up at their hotel for a gathering of the country's most dangerous criminals.

Some Like It Hot (1959) presented by TCM

Name: Some Like It Hot (1959) presented by TCM
Genre: Concert/Special Events
Released: 2017-06-11
Duration: 130

PG 2 hr 10 min

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How long is Some Like It Hot (1959) presented by TCM?: Some Like It Hot (1959) presented by TCM is 2 hr 10 min long.

What is Some Like It Hot (1959) presented by TCM about?: Fathom Events, Turner Classic Movies and MGM are bringing Some Like It Hot to select cinemas nationwide for a special two-day event, which also includes an introduction from a TCM host. Two down on their luck jazz musicians (Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon) find themselves on the run after the police raid the speakeasy they perform in. With nowhere to hide, a gig with Sweet Sue and her Society Syncopators at a beach resort seems like the perfect getaway. There's just one problem: the Syncopators are an all-female band, and Joe and Jerry aren't women - yet. Armed with some dodgy wigs and wobbly falsettos, they manage to join the Syncopators and meet Sugar Kane (Marilyn Monroe): a hooch-swilling, ukulele-playing knockout with a soft spot for saxophone players. Things start to go off the rails when they begin to attract unwanted attention from lecherous millionaires and some familiar faces show up at their hotel for a gathering of the country's most dangerous criminals.