Brady in the head, made violent love to Miss Morris and set fire to 300,000 copies of Little Women. When he's alone, he considers answering this: "I shot Mr. Ask a Stupid Question.: Richard's wife always asks him what happened at the office when he comes home.Amusing Injuries: Richard keeps getting a crick in his neck.All There in the Manual: The publicity shots of Marilyn's "subway scene" are a lot more revealing (and famous) than those in the film itself (which were edited heavily to appease the censors).There's even a stereotypically Germanic professor on the subject - and, invoked yes, he has Richard lie on a couch as he questions him. All Psychology Is Freudian: Played to the hilt.As soon as the wives are away, most men ogle the first female they see.
The '50s: Choose just about any frame of this film, and you're looking at them undiluted.and which included an actual extramarital affair between Richard Sherman and The Girl, which was censored out of the film version.Īlso is famous for popularizing the Marilyn Maneuver, which is discussed in more detail below. Hilarity Ensues.īased on George Axelrod's 1952 stage comedy of the same name, in which Ewell also appeared. Enter a blonde and curvy girl (guess who), who just happens to start living in the apartment above Richard's. But one evening, as he is returning home from dinner at a vegetarian restaurant, he slips on one of his son's roller skates and hits his head. Even so, he agrees (at first) not to smoke, drink alcohol, or eat meat for the duration of his time alone. Richard has been having disagreements with his wife lately, and feels repressed. It gets so hot one summer that the wife and kid decide to take a vacation up to Maine, with Richard staying behind to hold down the fort and win the bread. Richard Sherman ( Tom Ewell) is a middle-aged book publisher who lives with his wife and young son in a large apartment in the Gramercy Park neighborhood of New York City. The Seven Year Itch is a 1955 Billy Wilder-directed Romantic Comedy film that arguably marked the high point of Marilyn Monroe's popularity-and a fair contender for the title of the most famous American film you've probably never seen. "When something itches, my dear sir, the natural tendency is to scratch."
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