Marilyn Monroe,
Yves Montand,
Tony Randall,
Frankie Vaughan,
Wilfrid Hyde-White
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Let's Make Love is a breezy comedy about an off Broadway musical production. Jean-Marc Clement (Yves Montand) is the richest man in the world and looking for someone who loves him instead of his money... read more
DVD Release Date: May 14, 2002
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July 28, 2010This has got to be my least favorite movie starring Marilyn Monroe, mainly because it is a waste of talent. The idea is interesting to a degree, but when your lead character doesn't have charisma and Marilyn is only used as a mannequin it becomes frustrating. I would say that wit... read more
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April 22, 2012fb1335490240Marilyn Monroe is underused in this piece and has another lead actor lacking charm. Much like the film "Seven Year Itch" the main character is a creepy guy that questions why viewers should want to watch this story play out. The premise is a good one but the delivery is really ba... read more
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December 18, 2011fb48200313Marilyn at her very best, showing off her acting, singing, and dancing talent. Such a joy to watch. If you haven't seen this one, treat yourself and check it out on Netflix Instant.
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August 16, 2010A fun mid-Century romantic/comedic musical primarily designed to well-showcase classic Marilyn Monroe. Twenty minutes in, when she's clad in a form-fitting sky-blue cardigan and barely-black dance-tights, singing (and hip-swinging) a juicy, flirty rendition of "My Heart Belongs T... read more
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July 14, 2008It is hard to write a real review of this movie. We all know too much. Marilyn, aging so nicely was a little old for this part. Then again, probably so was Yves Montand (but then again he is a man, so no, maybe not). Plot, a billionaire finds out that a play will be put on and he... read more
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August 8, 2006Cute, but not a great story, and I would never believe that Marilyn had gotten over Tony to fall in love with that french guy. I thought that the french guy might have changed, but then I didn't, but then he did... making the romance confusing and unbelievable. Love the music a... read more
Critic Reviews
June 2, 2011
Emanuel Levy, EmanuelLevy.Com
July 26, 2006
Mark Bourne, DVDJournal.com
Cukor ... directs with all the panache of an unwanted contractual obligation. Indeed, Marilyn disliked the script but accepted Let's Make Love to fulfill her Fox contract. Full Review
January 23, 2003
Dan Lybarger, Nitrate Online
Monroe is typically captivating even if this isn't vintage Cukor.
January 20, 2003
Pablo Villaca, Cinema em Cena
Apesar do excesso de números musicais, o filme é leve e divertido, trazendo Marilyn Monroe em uma de suas performances mais sedutoras (em seu penúltimo papel no Cinema).
October 21, 2002
Dennis Schwartz, Ozus' World Movie Reviews
If you can live with the plot making absolutely no sense, then you should be able to handle this uneven attempt at being a screwball comedy. Full Review
October 3, 2002
Nell Minow, Movie Mom at Yahoo! Movies
Marilyn's Heart Belongs to Daddy number (and her practice leotard) are worth the price of the video.
July 9, 2002
Scott Weinberg, Apollo Guide
Let's Make Love doesn't come close to Marilyn Monroe's best moments, but those who like corny old romances could certainly do worse. Full Review
October 7, 2005
Michael Szymanski, International Press Academy
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