C.C. Baxter, insurance clerk and only a face in a crowd of 30,000 employees, has a little problem: He can't use his own apartment. Since he once lent out his key to one of his superiors and his mistress, this custom has spread ever since. Now, different superiors from different departments take his place for their tête-à-têtes. Being promised not to be forgotten when it comes to shifts in personnel, C.C. Baxter swallows his anger - until he finds out that the mistress of Mr. Sheldrake, the company's boss, and his recent flame, Fran Kubelik, are the same person. And they are using his apartment! Although Baxter has not been forgotten personnel-wise, the attempted suicide of Fran in his very own bed makes him think. Written by Julian Reischl
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Release: USA 15 June 1960 (New York City, New York) (premiere)
Awards: Won 5 Oscars. Another 17 wins & 8 nominations
Producer: Billy Wilder, I.A.L. Diamond, Doane Harrison
Director: Billy Wilder
Writer: Billy Wilder (written by) and I.A.L. Diamond (written by)
Cast: Edie Adams, Benny Burt, Hope Holiday, Joyce Jameson, Jack Kruschen, Jack Lemmon, David Lewis, Shirley MacLaine, Fred MacMurray, Joe Palma, Johnny Seven, Joan Shawlee, Hal Smith, Naomi Stevens, Ray Walston, Willard Waterman, David White
Genre: Romance | Comedy | Drama
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I just keep repeating 1:58 and see her shock!! :P Cute movie!
makeupwithmarina 2 months ago
I love this movie. There's nothing like a good old black and white. Ahh, who am i kidding, I'm just in it for Shirley! :D
MrElefuntastic 6 months ago
So ugly trailer... and you have to make an effort in order to do an ugly trailer with a classical great movie like this... :)
RVStudio 8 months ago
@Sheri451 I've wondered the same thing. I couldn't begin to tell you how much I adore The Apartment, but it is not a comedy. It's kind of a romantic drama with quite a few funny lines/moments, but not necessarily a comedy. The overall mood of the movie is that of a light drama, in my opinion. But anyway, this is my 5th favourite movie of all time.
GEVMM 1 year ago
I had never saw this movie until last month on HBO. I LOVED it. But WHY? Do they call it a comedy? It should have been called a drama, there was not a single funny thing about poor Miss Kubelich trying to kill herself after her boss rejected her. And I hated that scene when Dr Dreyfus keeps smacking her. I might buy the movie when I get the money.
Sheri451 1 year ago
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I watch this movie .... it's just toooooooooooooo long ( 2 hrs.) not all that funny.
SHERETTA123 1 year ago
:))))
YUMYUMYAAH 1 year ago