Let's Make Love (1960)

In the heart of New York, French billionaire Jean-Marc Clément VII, more famous for his playboy exploits than his business acumen, learns that he is the subject of satire in an off-Broadway musical aptly titled "Let's Make Love". Built on the legacy of six predecessors, Clément's name holds weight, making him an easy target for the show's playful skewering. Guided by Alexander Kaufman, his astute publicist, Clément decides to confront the satire with sportsmanship. They hatch a plan to attend a rehearsal, intending to show the cast that he can laugh at himself, hoping this might shield him from further roasting. However, fate has a playful twist in store. Walking into the theatre, the billionaire finds himself at auditions for the very roles mocking well-known personalities, including his own. In an ironic turn, nobody recognises Clément, but everyone agrees he remarkably resembles the character he's supposed to be. Seized by an unexpected opportunity, and mesmerised by the enchanting Amanda Dell, a featured performer in the show, Clément decides to play himself. As he spends more time with Amanda, Clément discovers a first in his life - true love. His desire to win Amanda's heart mounts, but he faces a myriad of challenges. From competing with Amanda's leading man, Tony Danton, to battling his own ego and her preconceived notions of him, Clément has his work cut out for him. In an attempt to overcome these hurdles, he hires the best to transform him into the man he believes Amanda desires. "Let's Make Love" weaves a tale of a man trying to reinvent himself in the face of love, while navigating the treacherous waters of public ridicule. Will Clément's elaborate charade win Amanda's heart, or will he lose himself in the process? This captivating narrative explores love, identity, and the power of perceptions in a world where appearances often dictate reality.

Let's Make Love is a comedy movie featuring Marilyn Monroe.

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