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** "Josephine" and Sugar have these moments. She's surprised but not horrified when "she" kisses her.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: After Creator/TheCriterionCollection announced a 2018 DVD/Blu-ray re-release, the [[http://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.php?p=15281483&postcount=1 cover]] they unveiled received mockery for its unflattering picture of Sugar, and out-of-scale Josephine and Daphne. Before the discs hit retail, Criterion commissioned [[http://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.php?p=15462948&postcount=99 a new cover]].
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: After Creator/TheCriterionCollection announced a 2018 DVD/Blu-ray re-release, the [[http://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.php?p=15281483&postcount=1 cover]] they unveiled received mockery distain for its unflattering picture of Sugar, and out-of-scale Josephine and Daphne. Before the discs hit retail, Criterion commissioned [[http://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.php?p=15462948&postcount=99 a new cover]].
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: After Creator/TheCriterionCollection announced a 2018 DVD/Blu-ray re-release, the [[http://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.php?p=15281483&postcount=1 cover]] they unveiled received mockery for its unflattering picture of Sugar, and out-of-scale Josephine and Daphne. Before the discs hit retail, Criterion commissioned [[http://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.php?p=15462948&postcount=99 a new cover]].
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* SeinfeldIsUnfunny: At the time, the joke with the line "Nobody talks like that" is that Tony Curtis was doing an impression of his idol Creator/CaryGrant, whose voice hadn't yet been heard on film in 1929. Grant's distinctive transatlantic accent quickly faded out of fashion and is now viewed as a relic of the 1930s and '40s, likely causing people to just take it at face value.
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* SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome: As a meta example, it seems amazing that the closing words went from a "dummy line" that Wilder and Diamond intended to replace before filming, to the movie's actual final words, to [[GraveHumor the last words on Wilder's epitaph]].
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* HoYay: "Daphne" and Osgood - although Osgood thinks Jerry's a woman, when he reveals himself to be a man, Osgood doesn't seem too fazed.
** Though the fact that Osgood is obviously ''slightly'' senile might explain the reaction.
** Though the fact that Osgood is obviously ''slightly'' senile might explain the reaction.
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* HoYay: "Daphne" and Osgood - although Osgood thinks Jerry's a woman, when he reveals himself to be a man, Osgood doesn't seem too fazed.
**fazed. Though the fact that Osgood is obviously ''slightly'' senile might explain the reaction.
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* ValuesDissonance: Jerry's and Joe's respective methods of seducing Sugar come off a little rapey by today standards.
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* ValuesDissonance: Joe's method of seducing Sugar, namely manipulating her into kissing him by making up a tragic story about never having been able to feel anything for a woman before, comes off a little rapey by today's standards. Until you realize that Sugar is lying to him too (though more subtlely than he is), plying him with alcohol, and encouraging him to kiss her even though he says he's not interested in women in general or in anything they're doing. It comes off a little like trying to convert a gay guy by today's standards. Basically, neither one of them is a very good person, but we mostly like them anyway. The movie's final line ("Well, nobody's perfect!") could apply well to them.
** Jerry trying to seduce Sugar earlier in the film by trying to get her drunk while pretending to be a girl to lure her into a false sense of security (presumably so he can have his way with her while she's too intoxicated to know what's going on [[WhatDidIDoLastNight or remember that her band mate "Daphne" is a man in the morning]]), is played for laughs. Today, that's known as "date rape," and wouldn't be played for light-hearted comedy.
** Jerry trying to seduce Sugar earlier in the film by trying to get her drunk while pretending to be a girl to lure her into a false sense of security (presumably so he can have his way with her while she's too intoxicated to know what's going on [[WhatDidIDoLastNight or remember that her band mate "Daphne" is a man in the morning]]), is played for laughs. Today, that's known as "date rape," and wouldn't be played for light-hearted comedy.
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* ValuesDissonance: Jerry's and Joe's method respective methods of seducing Sugar, namely manipulating Sugar come off a little rapey by today standards.
** Jerry tries to get her drunk while pretending to be a girl to lure her into a false sense of security (presumably so he can have his way with her while she's too intoxicated to know what's going on [[WhatDidIDoLastNight or remember that her band mate "Daphne" is a man in the morning]]). This is played for laughs. Today, it wouldn't be played for light-hearted comedy.
**Joe manipulates her into kissinghim him, by making up a tragic story about never having been able to feel anything for a woman before, comes off a little rapey by today's standards. Until you realize that before. Although, Sugar is lying to him too (though more subtlely than he is), plying him with alcohol, and encouraging him to kiss her even though he says he's not interested in women in general or in anything they're doing. It comes off a little like trying to convert a gay guy by today's standards. Basically, neither one of them is a very good person, but we mostly like them anyway. The movie's final line ("Well, nobody's perfect!") could apply well to them.
** Jerry trying to seduce Sugar earlier in the film by trying to get her drunk while pretending to be a girl to lure her into a false sense of security (presumably so he can have his way with her while she's too intoxicated to know what's going on [[WhatDidIDoLastNight or remember that her band mate "Daphne" is a man in the morning]]), is played for laughs. Today, that's known as "date rape," and wouldn't be played for light-hearted comedy.them.
** Jerry tries to get her drunk while pretending to be a girl to lure her into a false sense of security (presumably so he can have his way with her while she's too intoxicated to know what's going on [[WhatDidIDoLastNight or remember that her band mate "Daphne" is a man in the morning]]). This is played for laughs. Today, it wouldn't be played for light-hearted comedy.
**Joe manipulates her into kissing
** Jerry trying to seduce Sugar earlier in the film by trying to get her drunk while pretending to be a girl to lure her into a false sense of security (presumably so he can have his way with her while she's too intoxicated to know what's going on [[WhatDidIDoLastNight or remember that her band mate "Daphne" is a man in the morning]]), is played for laughs. Today, that's known as "date rape," and wouldn't be played for light-hearted comedy.
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* ValuesDissonance: Joe's method of seducing Sugar, namely manipulating her into kissing him by making up a tragic story about never having been able to feel anything for a woman before, comes off a little rapey by today's standards. Until you realize that Sugar is lying to him too (though more subtlely than he is), plying him with alcohol, and encouraging him to kiss her even though he says he's not interested in women in general or in anything they're doing. It comes off a little like trying to convert a gay guy by today's standards. Basically, neither one of them is a very good person, but we mostly like them anyway. The movie's final line-"Well, nobody's perfect!"-could apply well to them.
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* ValuesDissonance: Joe's method of seducing Sugar, namely manipulating her into kissing him by making up a tragic story about never having been able to feel anything for a woman before, comes off a little rapey by today's standards. Until you realize that Sugar is lying to him too (though more subtlely than he is), plying him with alcohol, and encouraging him to kiss her even though he says he's not interested in women in general or in anything they're doing. It comes off a little like trying to convert a gay guy by today's standards. Basically, neither one of them is a very good person, but we mostly like them anyway. The movie's final line-"Well, line ("Well, nobody's perfect!"-could perfect!") could apply well to them.them.
** Jerry trying to seduce Sugar earlier in the film by trying to get her drunk while pretending to be a girl to lure her into a false sense of security (presumably so he can have his way with her while she's too intoxicated to know what's going on [[WhatDidIDoLastNight or remember that her band mate "Daphne" is a man in the morning]]), is played for laughs. Today, that's known as "date rape," and wouldn't be played for light-hearted comedy.
* ValuesResonance: While the film's comedy hinges on playing with gender roles, it's done light-heartedly, and plays more with social expectations of the genders rather than how it perceives them (especially women) to actually be. The amount of LesYay between Sugar and her "pals" Daphne and Josephine, and implied HoYay between the secretly male "Daphne" and Osgood (who seem to still have some feelings for each other even when they know the other is male) is done non-malicously, non-stereotypically, and very much taken in stride. Such portrayals continue to be well-regarded in a time when gender and sexuality norms are continually called into question.
** Jerry trying to seduce Sugar earlier in the film by trying to get her drunk while pretending to be a girl to lure her into a false sense of security (presumably so he can have his way with her while she's too intoxicated to know what's going on [[WhatDidIDoLastNight or remember that her band mate "Daphne" is a man in the morning]]), is played for laughs. Today, that's known as "date rape," and wouldn't be played for light-hearted comedy.
* ValuesResonance: While the film's comedy hinges on playing with gender roles, it's done light-heartedly, and plays more with social expectations of the genders rather than how it perceives them (especially women) to actually be. The amount of LesYay between Sugar and her "pals" Daphne and Josephine, and implied HoYay between the secretly male "Daphne" and Osgood (who seem to still have some feelings for each other even when they know the other is male) is done non-malicously, non-stereotypically, and very much taken in stride. Such portrayals continue to be well-regarded in a time when gender and sexuality norms are continually called into question.
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* ValuesDissonance: Joe's method of seducing Sugar, namely manipulating her into kissing him by making up a tragic story about never having been able to feel anything for a woman before, comes off a little rapey by today's standards. Until you realize that Sugar is lying to him too (though more subtlely than he is), plying him with alcohol, and encouraging him to kiss her even though he says he's not interested in women in general or in anything they're doing. It comes off a little like trying to convert a gay guy by today's standards. Basically, neither one of them is a very good person, but we mostly like them anyway. As Osgood reminds Daphne, "Well, nobody's perfect."
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* ValuesDissonance: Joe's method of seducing Sugar, namely manipulating her into kissing him by making up a tragic story about never having been able to feel anything for a woman before, comes off a little rapey by today's standards. Until you realize that Sugar is lying to him too (though more subtlely than he is), plying him with alcohol, and encouraging him to kiss her even though he says he's not interested in women in general or in anything they're doing. It comes off a little like trying to convert a gay guy by today's standards. Basically, neither one of them is a very good person, but we mostly like them anyway. As Osgood reminds Daphne, "Well, The movie's final line-"Well, nobody's perfect."perfect!"-could apply well to them.
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* ValuesDissonance: Joe's method of seducing Sugar, namely manipulating her into kissing him by making up a tragic story about never having been able to feel anything for a woman before, comes off a little rapey by today's standards.
** Until you realize that Sugar is lying to him too (though more subtlely than he is), plying him with alcohol, and encouraging him to kiss her even though he says he's not interested in women in general or in anything they're doing. It comes off a little like trying to convert a gay guy by today's standards.
** Basically, neither one of them is a very good person, but we mostly like them anyway.
** Well, nobody's perfect.
** Until you realize that Sugar is lying to him too (though more subtlely than he is), plying him with alcohol, and encouraging him to kiss her even though he says he's not interested in women in general or in anything they're doing. It comes off a little like trying to convert a gay guy by today's standards.
** Basically, neither one of them is a very good person, but we mostly like them anyway.
** Well, nobody's perfect.
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* ValuesDissonance: Joe's method of seducing Sugar, namely manipulating her into kissing him by making up a tragic story about never having been able to feel anything for a woman before, comes off a little rapey by today's standards.
**standards. Until you realize that Sugar is lying to him too (though more subtlely than he is), plying him with alcohol, and encouraging him to kiss her even though he says he's not interested in women in general or in anything they're doing. It comes off a little like trying to convert a gay guy by today's standards.
**standards. Basically, neither one of them is a very good person, but we mostly like them anyway.
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* TheWoobie: Sugar when she's singing "I'm Through With Love" at the end - so much so that Joe has a HeelRealization and realizes he actually cares about her, unlike the countless girls he's used in the past.
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* TheWoobie: Sugar when she's singing she recounts and experiences tales of having her heart broken by scumbag men. As she sings "I'm Through With Love" at the end - so much so that end, Joe has a HeelRealization and realizes he actually cares about her, unlike the countless girls he's used in the past.past.
-->Story of my life, I always get the fuzzy end of the lollipop.
-->Story of my life, I always get the fuzzy end of the lollipop.
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* TheWoobie: Sugar when she's singing "I'm Through With Love" at the end - so much so that Joe has a HeelRealization and realizes he actually cares about her, unlike the countless girls he's used in the past.
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** Until you realize that Sugar is lying to him too (though more subtlely than he is), playing him with alcohol, and encouraging him to kiss her even though he says he's not interested in women in general or in anything they're doing. It comes off a little like trying to convert a gay guy by today's standards.
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** Until you realize that Sugar is lying to him too (though more subtlely than he is), playing plying him with alcohol, and encouraging him to kiss her even though he says he's not interested in women in general or in anything they're doing. It comes off a little like trying to convert a gay guy by today's standards.
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** Until you realize that Sugar is lying to him too (though more subtlely than he is), plying him with alcohol, and encouraging him to kiss her even though he says he's not interested in women in general or in anything they're doing. It comes off a little like trying to convert a gay guy by today's standards.
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** Until you realize that Sugar is lying to him too (though more subtlely than he is), plying playing him with alcohol, and encouraging him to kiss her even though he says he's not interested in women in general or in anything they're doing. It comes off a little like trying to convert a gay guy by today's standards.
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** Well, nobody's perfect.
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* CompleteMonster: Spats Columbo.
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** Until you realize that Sugar is lying to him too (though more subtlely than he is), plying him with alcohol, and encouraging him to kiss her even though he says he's not interested in women in general or in anything they're doing. It comes off a little like trying to convert a gay guy by today's standards.
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Erectile dysfunction is not asexuality.
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* ValuesDissonance: Joe's method of seducing Sugar, namely manipulating her into kissing him by making up a tragic story about never having been able to feel anything for a woman before, comes off a little rapey by todays standards. Not to mention the [[UnfortunateImplications unfortunate portrayal of asexuality as a disorder]].today's standards.
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* ValuesDissonance: Joe's method of seducing Sugar, namely manipulating her into kissing him by making up a tragic story about never having been able to feel anything for a woman before, comes off a little rapey by todays standards. Not to mention the [[UnfortunateImplications unfortunate portrayal of asexuality as a disorder.]]disorder]].
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* ValuesDissonance: Gerald's method of seducing Sugar, namely manipulating her into kissing him by making up a tragic story about never having been able to feel anything for a woman before, comes off a little rapey by todays standards. Not to mention the [[UnfortunateImplications unfortunate portrayal of asexuality as a disorder.]]
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* ValuesDissonance: Gerald's Joe's method of seducing Sugar, namely manipulating her into kissing him by making up a tragic story about never having been able to feel anything for a woman before, comes off a little rapey by todays standards. Not to mention the [[UnfortunateImplications unfortunate portrayal of asexuality as a disorder.]]
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