Synopsis
Let's Make Love is a movie released in 1960.
In this delightful blend of comedy and romance, audiences are treated to a whimsical tale that navigates the complexities of love, identity, and the allure of the stage. When billionaire Jean-Marc Clement discovers that his luxurious lifestyle is the subject of an off-Broadway satire, he devises an elaborate scheme to infiltrate the production by posing as an actor portraying himself. Little does he know, this charming ruse will lead him straight into the arms of the captivating Amanda Dell, played by the iconic Marilyn Monroe. As Clement, portrayed by the suave Yves Montand, immerses himself in the vibrant world of theater, he learns that true connection transcends wealth and status. The film sparkles with witty dialogue, comedic misunderstandings, and the undeniable chemistry between its leads, making it an enchanting watch for fans of classic cinema. With Monroe's radiant charm and Montand's charismatic performance, this film captures the intoxicating thrill of romance and the transformative power of love, all set against the backdrop of a lively theatrical production. It's a timeless reminder that sometimes, the best performances are the ones we give in our own hearts.
20th Century Fox
The Company of Artists