Billy, How Did You Do It? - Part 3

Year 1992Episode 360 minJan 25, 1992
Billy, How Did You Do It? - Part 3

Last of a special three-part presentation in which American director Billy Wilder discusses his career. He remembers working with Marilyn Monroe on Some Like It Hot "With Monroe life was a surprise - sometimes she knew eight pages of dialogue by heart, sometimes she had a total block."
He discusses the craft of screenwriting, the problems of working with Raymond Chandler and Agatha Christie, and the creative pleasure of improvising with his lifelong collaborator, I.A.L. Diamond.

Billy, How Did You Do It? - Part 3 has aired on Jan 25, 1992 at 8:00 PM
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