One, Two, Three (1961)

In the volatile post-war landscape of Berlin, a city cleaved into East and West by ideological differences, resides C.R. "Mac" MacNamara, a high-ranking executive from Coca-Cola with nothing but ambition in his veins. Stationed in West Berlin, Mac's dreams of ascending the corporate ladder to rule over Western European Coca-Cola Operations are as effervescent as the product he peddles. The storm in Mac's carbonated world arrives not in the form of Soviet threats, but with a phone call from his boss, W.P. Hazeltine. The directive? To play babysitter to Hazeltine's 17-year-old socialite daughter, Scarlett, visiting West Berlin while her father is away. The task seems simple at first, but Scarlett proves to be a tempest in a teacup. Mac's life spirals into an uncontrollable whirlwind when he learns not only has the spoilt Scarlett married Otto Ludwig Piffl, a die-hard East German Communist, but she's also expecting his child. With the news of Mr. and Mrs. Hazeltine's impending visit, Mac is caught in an impossible mission. He must transform Otto from a staunch Communist into a respectable capitalist, all while juggling his own corporate dreams and the ticking time bomb that is Scarlett's pregnancy. "One, Two, Three" is a tale of one man's desperate bid to maintain control amidst the chaos of cold war politics, unchecked ambition, and unpredictable family dynamics, all set against the bubbling backdrop of the Coca-Cola empire.

One, Two, Three is a comedy movie featuring Pamela Tiffin.

It is possible to rent One, Two, Three on Spectrum On Demand.