It's another one of those films about the film industry and I thought it was interesting

that it rubbed a lot of people the wrong way and those people being the ones who would be the

voters those people being the ones who would be the voters,

those people being the other heads of studio

and producers and directors.

The one standout voice, I think I mentioned earlier,

who was really just angry at this movie was Louis B. Mayor of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.

And he actually stood up in the premiere and stormed out and went to his car and yelled some and

he yelled some mean words and names at Billy Wilder and then left.

Do you know at what point he stormed out?

Because that's that's the I'm always curious. Do you know at what point he stormed out?

Because that's the...

I'm always curious of like where...

Let's make it up.

The monkey funeral. Hello welcome back to another bold move prestige podcast. I'm your host

A-Ron and I'm Talitha and today we're going to be talking about Sunset Boulevard, the 1950s,

occasionally described as film noir, sometimes as a black comedy.

As directed by Billy Wilder, you might recall us reviewing a film of his by the name of some like a hot

a few weeks or months ago depending on when this this podcast comes out.

Also the seven year itch Sabrina Stalag 17. It was written by

Charles Brackett, a prolific writing partner of Billy Wilder. They worked together on

16 films in total,

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