Some Like It Hot (1959) – Marilyn Monroe plays Sugar Kane-Kowalczyk
"To coin a phrase, Marilyn has never looked better. She's a comedienne with that combination of sex appeal and timing that just can't be beat."
— Variety
"To get down to cases, Marilyn does herself proud, giving a performance of such intrinsic quality that you begin to believe she's only being herself and it is herself who fits into that distant period and this picture so well."
— Archer Winsten; The New York Post
"Mr. Curtis is trying to impress a dipsomaniacal singer played in springhtly style by Marilyn Monroe."
— John McCarten; The New Yorker
"As the band's somewhat simple singer-ukelele player, Miss Monroe, whose figure simply cannot be ignored, contributes more assets than the obvious ones to this madcap romp... and proves to be the epitome of a dumb blonde and a talented comedienne."
— A. H. Weiler, The New York Times
— Variety
"To get down to cases, Marilyn does herself proud, giving a performance of such intrinsic quality that you begin to believe she's only being herself and it is herself who fits into that distant period and this picture so well."
— Archer Winsten; The New York Post
"Mr. Curtis is trying to impress a dipsomaniacal singer played in springhtly style by Marilyn Monroe."
— John McCarten; The New Yorker
"As the band's somewhat simple singer-ukelele player, Miss Monroe, whose figure simply cannot be ignored, contributes more assets than the obvious ones to this madcap romp... and proves to be the epitome of a dumb blonde and a talented comedienne."
— A. H. Weiler, The New York Times
