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Let’s Make Love
Marilyn Monroe shines opposite French star Yves Montand in this musical comedy of deception and misunderstandings.
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Director
George Cukor
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With
Marilyn Monroe, Yves Montand, Tony Randall, Frankie Vaughan
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USA 1960. 118min
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Digital
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Certificate
U
French billionaire Jean-Marc Clément learns that he is going be satirised in an off-Broadway show. When he visits the offending theatre, he falls for Amanda, one of the players. Although this was one of Monroe’s least favourite roles and only undertaken to complete a studio contract, Let’s Make Love holds up as a showcase for her exquisite command of song and dance. Her seductive rendition of My Heart Belongs to Daddy is an electric highlight.
The screening of Let’s Make Love on Tuesday 30 June will include an introduction.
Temporary VAT-reduced rate for children: prices have been adjusted for all under 16’s tickets booked between 25 June and 1 September for screenings during the same period.
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