Some like It Hot is a romantic comedy film directed and produced by Billy Wilder and the film was set in 1929The film is centered on two musicians who are dressed in drag with the aim of eluding from mafia criminals since they accidentally witness a St. Valentine’s Day Massacre the two are on the run. The film is noteworthy for characterizing cross dressing, and for playing with the notion of homosexuality, as well as portraying gender stereotypes.
Some like It Hot offers view on gender distinctions and stereotypes through humor. In the film; man acts as if to be woman musicians and entertainers. Cross-dressing stands as a socially tolerable means for transposing gender roles, two musicians, Joe and Jerry, dress up as women to get away from the gangster. They accept name of women such as Josephine and Daphne, and join a girl band bound for Miami. Later, Joe falls in love with Sugar, the singer of the girl band, and Jerry was loved by a millionaire, Osgood
Joe and Sugar love is a stereotype in itself. The name gold-digger is a term defined by the way Sugar views the man she intends to marry, rich with a yacht. Joe plays a role that is cliché in all first impression situation, fake. Joe plays off of the opposite of men sugar fell for in the past that is the misunderstanding of sexual attraction and love:
You fall
Some like It Hot offers view on gender distinctions and stereotypes through humor. In the film; man acts as if to be woman musicians and entertainers. Cross-dressing stands as a socially tolerable means for transposing gender roles, two musicians, Joe and Jerry, dress up as women to get away from the gangster. They accept name of women such as Josephine and Daphne, and join a girl band bound for Miami. Later, Joe falls in love with Sugar, the singer of the girl band, and Jerry was loved by a millionaire, Osgood
Joe and Sugar love is a stereotype in itself. The name gold-digger is a term defined by the way Sugar views the man she intends to marry, rich with a yacht. Joe plays a role that is cliché in all first impression situation, fake. Joe plays off of the opposite of men sugar fell for in the past that is the misunderstanding of sexual attraction and love:
You fall