Billy Wilder's 1959 comedy remains a machine that runs on perfect timing and human foolishness. Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon are two musicians who flee the mob by disguising themselves as women, only to discover that gender, romance, and identity are far messier than the costumes suggest. Marilyn Monroe glows as a heartbreakingly hopeful singer who believes in love even when surrounded by phonies. Wilder directs with surgical precision, allowing jokes to bloom into character. Originally released in 1959, this three-disc edition treats the film as the classic it is, with extensive supplements and packaging worthy of it's reputation.