One, Two, Three

Synopsis

In the comedic masterpiece 'One, Two, Three', James Cagney shines as a Coca-Cola executive navigating the hectic world of Cold War politics in Berlin. The story unfolds with rapid-fire dialogue and hilarious situations as Cagney's character tries to marry off his boss's daughter to a communist in a bid to secure a business deal. Filled with witty humor, cultural clashes, and brilliant performances, 'One, Two, Three' is a timeless classic that keeps audiences laughing from start to finish.

Cast

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  James Cagney

  C.R. MacNamara

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  Horst Buchholz

  Otto Ludwig Piffl

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  Pamela Tiffin

  Scarlett Hazeltine

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  Arlene Francis

  Phyllis MacNamara

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  Howard St. John

  Wendell P. Hazeltine

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  Hanns Lothar

  Schlemmer

Reviews

One, Two, Three is a delightful comedy that showcases James Cagney's versatility as an actor. The film's fast-paced humor and clever dialogue received praise from critics, with Rotten Tomatoes giving it a solid 88% rating. IMDb users rated it at 7.9/10, appreciating its sharp wit and entertaining storyline. Metacritic also acknowledged the film's comedic genius, scoring it 73/100. Critics lauded Cagney's performance and the film's satirical take on politics and capitalism, making 'One, Two, Three' a must-watch for any fan of classic comedies.