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One, Two, Three

1961, Movie, NR, 115 mins

One, Two, Three: Review

James Cagney retired from the movie business for more than 20 years after finishing his role in this wild Billy Wilder comedy, and it's no wonder; he needed at least that much time to rest up after the fastest-moving comedy made in the 1960s, and surely one of the funniest. Cagney stars the fast-talking, hard-driving, self-made man who heads up Coca-Cola's bottling interests in Germany. To paraphrase the man who once ran General Motors, "What's good for Coca-Cola is good for America," and since there is nothing more American than Coke, Cagney is determined to bring it to anyone with two lips and a gullet. Read the complete review for One, Two, Three

One, Two, Three: Cast & Details

Year: 1961
Rated NR

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Cast
James Cagney: C.R. MacNamara
Horst Buchholz: Otto Ludwig Piffl
Pamela Tiffin: Scarlett Hazeltine
Arlene Francis: Phyllis MacNamara
Lilo Pulver: Ingeborg
Howard St. John: Hazeltine

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One, Two, Three: TV Guide News

Movies-on-TV: Ken Fox's Picks for the Week of Jan. 28 | Today's News: Our Take | 1/28/2008
Monday, Jan. 28 at 9 pm/ETThe Monastery | SUND An old man who dreams of converting his crumbling Danish chateau into a Russian Orthodox monastery butts heads with a strong-willed nun. Could anything sound duller? But this wonderful documentary is actually a surprisingly complex and deeply poignant portrait of a stubborn and irascible loner who meets his match in the last person he ever expected.Tuesday, Jan. 29, at 10 pmFrances | FLX Jessica Lange took everyone by surprise with her shockingly raw portrayal of the troubled movie star Frances Farmer, a promising but difficult actress who went from Paramount costumes to a straightjacket in record time. On the short list of revelatory moments that suddenly redefine an actor’s career, this one’s close to the top.Wednesday, Jan. 30, at 9:30 pmOne, Two, Three | TCM When it came to comedies, Billy Wilder made some of the funniest (Some Like It Hot) and sharpest (The Apartment) ever. This underseen 1961 effort, in which a surpris... read more

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