History Film / OneHourWithYou

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[[caption-width-right:300:No SleepingSingle for the Bertiers!]]

* GayParee: The setting.

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar:
** There is a few [[invoked]]HoYay-fuelling moments, such as Mitzi and Colette kissing on the lips, and Adolph's butler admitting that he lied about a costume party so that he could see whether Adolph would dress up in his [[HesGotLegs men-in-tights]] Theatre/{{Romeo|AndJuliet}} costume.
** After being asked to leave [[RollInTheHay the park by a cop]], Colette and André rush home excitedly ... to the bedroom, but that's not before this:
--->'''Police officer:''' ''[confronting them]'' Hey! You can't make love in public!
--->'''André:''' I can make love anywhere!
--->'''Police officer:''' No, you can't!
--->'''Colette:''' Oh, but officer, he can.
** Obligatory "Pre-Code Jeanette [=MacDonald=] in her [[LingerieScene undies]]" scene. {{Lampshaded}} when Colette is excited to show off her new underwear that is "too stunning for only a husband to see".
** Mitzi is asked about the painter who created her portrait, and she replies with a wink, "One night, I found out what an artist he was!"
** When showing off André, Colette whispers something inaudible to Mitzi and the two of them wryly gaze at him as he gives them an embarrassed, [[ImStandingRightHere "I heard that" glare]]. Although this isn't elaborated on, given the plot of the movie, it wouldn't be far-fetched to assume that Colette is proud of her husband's [[SexGod skills]] and/or his [[BiggerIsBetterInBed qualities]].
** André's house party dilemma when Mitzi asks to meet him in the garden. Since she undid his tie, if he stayed inside where his wife was, Colette might assume that his open collar meant [[SexDressed he'd been up to no good]] and/or [[CantTieHisTie fix it]], but if he joined Mitzi, she could fix it back, although she might try and seduce him first.

* YourCheatingHeart: The whole story.

A 1932 {{Musical}} movie starring Creator/MauriceChevalier, Creator/JeanetteMacDonald, Genevieve Tobin, and Charlie Ruggles. Directed by Creator/ErnstLubitsch and Creator/GeorgeCukor, it is a {{remake}} of Lubitsch's 1924 silent film ''The Marriage Circle.''

** When showing off André, Colette whispers something inaudible to Mitzi and the two of them wryly gaze at him as he gives them an embarrassed, [[ImStandingRightHere "I heard that" glare]]. Although this isn't elaborated on, given the plot of the movie, it wouldn't be far-fetched to assume that Colette is proud of her husband's [[GoodInBed skills]] and/or his [[BiggerIsBetterInBed qualities]].

** When showing off André, Colette whispers something inaudible to Mitzi and the two of them wryly gaze at him as he gives them an embarrassed, [[ImStandingRightHere "I heard that" glare]]. Although this isn't elaborated on, given the plot of the movie, it wouldn't be far-fetched to assume that Colette is proud of her husband's [[GoodInBed skills]].

** After being asked to leave [[RollInTheHay the park by a cop]], Colette and André rush home excitedly ... to the bedroom.

** André's house party dilemma when Mitzi asks to meet him in the garden. Since she undid his tie, if he stayed inside where his wife was, Colette might assume that his open collar meant [[DidYouJustHaveSex he'd been up to no good]] and/or [[CantTieHisTie fix it]], but if he joined Mitzi, she could fix it back, although she might try and seduce him first.

* LovesMeNot: At the party, Mitzi undoes André's tie and tells him to meet her in the garden. He plucks a flower to choose between these two options: "If I go inside, my wife sees me [[note]](with my tie undone, looking like I've been having a passionate encounter)[[/note]] and I get into trouble" versus "If I go to the garden to Mitzi [[note]](who will fix my tie, but will also try to ravish me)[[/note]], I get into trouble too, but anyhow, I get my tie fixed." Needless to say, it takes him a while to get through the process.

A 1932 {{Musical}} movie starring Creator/MauriceChevalier, Jeanette [=MacDonald=], Genevieve Tobin, and Charlie Ruggles. Directed by Creator/ErnstLubitsch and Creator/GeorgeCukor, it is a {{remake}} of Lubitsch's 1924 silent film ''The Marriage Circle.''

A 1932 {{Musical}} movie starring Creator/MauriceChevalier, Jeanette [=MacDonald=], Genevieve Tobin, and Charlie Ruggles. Directed by Creator/ErnstLubitsch and George Cukor, it is a {{remake}} of Lubitsch's 1924 silent film ''The Marriage Circle.''

A 1932 {{Musical}} movie starring Creator/MauriceChevalier, Jeanette [=MacDonald=], Genevieve Tobin, and Charlie Ruggles. It was directed by Creator/ErnstLubitsch and George Cukor.

It's lawful \\
Oh, it's grand

* TitleDrop: In song at the dinner party, as Mitzi and Adolph each beg their respective targets for "one hour with you."

* MistakenForCheating: It's not exactly a mistake, but Colette suspects the wrong person. She thinks André is having an affair with the beautiful Mlle Martel.

--> In the best hotel we could get a suite for two\\
But it's not a sin\\
And it's full of spice\\
But it's lawful\\
And it's awful nice\\
What a little thing\\
Like a wedding ring can do
* LovesMeNot: At the party, Mitzi undoes André's tie and tells him to meet her in the garden. He plucks a flower to choose between these two options: "If I go inside, my wife sees me [with my tie undone, looking like I've been having a passionate encounter] and I get into trouble" versus "If I go to the garden to Mitzi [who will fix my tie, but will also try to ravish me], I get into trouble too, but anyhow, I get my tie fixed." Needless to say, it takes him a while to get through the process.