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One, Two, Three

Cast

James Cagney, Liselotte Pulver, Horst Buchholz, Pamela Tiffin View All

Crew

Billy Wilder (Screenplay), Billy Wilder (Director), I. A. L. Diamond (Screenplay) View All

Release: Dec. 15th, 1961

Runtime: 1 hour, 55 minutes

C.R. MacNamara will do anything to get a promotion within the Coca-Cola company, including looking after boss W.P. Hazeltine's rebellious teenage daughter, Scarlett. When Scarlett visits Berlin, where C.R. is stationed, she reveals that she is married to a communist named Otto Piffl -- and C.R. recognizes that Otto's anti-establishment stance will clash with his boss's own political views, possibly jeopardizing his promotion.

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mark f
The young woman's family is also on the way to Berlin to pick up their daughter, so Cagney has little time to straighten things out.

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Gideon58
The artistry of Billy Wilder again behind the camera and a sparkling performance from legendary James Cagney in his final starring role make a winning combination in a deliciously entertaining 1961 comedy called One Two Three that takes a simple romantic comedy/generation gap comedy and sets it on a....