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One, Two, Three

One, Two, Three

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Search complete. 54 mentions across 8 episodes found for "One, Two, Three".

Nov 4, 2026

Andy DalyHOST
14:00
I guarantee you haven't seen it.
Andy DalyHOST
14:02
It was called one, two, three.
Andy DalyHOST
14:03
This is new.
Andy DalyHOST
14:04
It's a new number one movie in the country.
Andy DalyHOST
14:07
Why was it called one, two, three? I don't know, but here's the plot of it.
Andy DalyHOST
14:10
James Cagney is a Coca-Cola executive in West Berlin whose job it is to introduce Coca-Cola to the Soviet Union.
Andy DalyHOST
14:17
I'm in.
Michael MoreciHOST
27:58
confession remarkably well, and the two men mend fences by playing around with a football in the empty stadium.
Keir GraffHOST
28:24
Mike, you and I have had differing opinions on some recent Wilder films like Irma LaDeuce and One, Two, Three, and even to some degree, Kiss Me Stupid.
Keir GraffHOST
28:32
Not radically different, but different.
Keir GraffHOST
28:35
What did you think of The Fortune Cookie? I think
GeoffHOST
0:12
With the help of some very special guests, we're going to talk about the 1957 feature, The Man of a Thousand Faces.
GeoffHOST
0:19
If you've never heard of the film, you may well ask what are other flicks doing including this in their Halloween lineup this year? Has Graham finally lost it? Notice how I quickly shift the blame to Graham there.
GeoffHOST
0:31
But let me make this clear.
GeoffHOST
0:33
The Man of a Thousand Faces is a dramatic retelling of the life of Lone Chaney, the first horror star.
GeoffHOST
0:46
The term horror movie didn't come into being until the universal cycle of the 1930s.
GeoffHOST
0:52
Lone Chaney, going back to him, was a man so known throughout the world in the 20s that there was an expression people used called, don't step on that bug, it might be Lone Chaney.
GeoffHOST
1:03
Now, Chaney died in 1930 and his legacy was fading by the 1950s, which made it an intriguing time to make a film about his life.
GeoffHOST
1:12
These days, these type of films are called biopics.
BonnieHOST
1:33
yeah
DennisHOST
1:33
so what's your history with one two three i
BonnieHOST
1:36
had never heard of it i have heard of the numbers okay
DennisHOST
1:40
good i'm no math
BonnieHOST
3:16
that's rough to do re-releases
DennisHOST
3:18
the animated movies do a lot of re-releases so
BonnieHOST
3:22
oh so one two three wasn't even in the top 10 no for grossing movies oh i thought it was good though
DennisHOST
3:30
no you are i i agree yeah um i think it probably plays different than when the things that satire isn't like also threatening to end life as we know it like at the time of watching it But we'll get into that.
speaker_4GUEST
12:03
The Lost Weekend.
Russell DaviesHOST
12:04
A film noir starring Ray Milland and Jane Wyman In the interrogation scene in Wilder's 1961 film, One, Two, Three, Otto Piffl is forced to listen to what song repeatedly?
speaker_4GUEST
12:20
Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini.
Russell DaviesHOST
12:23
Rather you said that than me.
LizHOST
0:52
And so I wanted to choose a movie based in Germany.
LizHOST
1:00
that we could that was in english and um so yeah based in berlin actually because that's where they were first so we are doing 1961s one two three eins zwei drei eins zwei drei there um there were other eins zwei drei's but this was the billy wilder one and if you want to find it good luck finding it I strongly suggest you listen to us and then don't worry about watching the movie
ErinHOST
1:31
oh I disagree no I'm not
LizHOST
1:35
saying because of it's not a good movie I'm saying it because it's really hard to find

1 HR 25 MINS LATER

ErinHOST
86:45
Did you, like... stopped down or did you just watch that scene at 1.5 because he's
ChristineHOST
86:52
just i might have gone to 1.25 there of course
ErinHOST
87:00
he said quote i never had the slightest difficulty with a fellow actor not one not until one two three in that picture horst book holds tried all sorts of scene-stealing didos.
ErinHOST
87:17
I came close to knocking him on his ass.
Jordan HoffmanHOST
8:05
So Wilder kinda had two tracks.
Jordan HoffmanHOST
8:06
He did a lot of very serious movies, and we talked about Double Indemnity, which is a crime film, but he made also a lot of v- some zany comedies, like Some Like It Hot and One, Two, Three, which is a very funny one about, uh, the Berlin Wall, and, um, oh, uh, Kiss Me, Stupid, some other very wacky ones.
Jordan HoffmanHOST
8:23
And then this one, The Apartment, is sort of more...
Jordan HoffmanHOST
8:26
It's, it's a comedy for sure, but it, it has more serious themes.
Jordan HoffmanHOST
8:05
So Wilder kinda had two tracks.
Jordan HoffmanHOST
8:06
He did a lot of very serious movies, and we talked about Double Indemnity, which is a crime film, but he made also a lot of v- some zany comedies, like Some Like It Hot and One, Two, Three, which is a very funny one about, uh, the Berlin Wall, and, um, oh, uh, Kiss Me Stupid, some other very wacky ones.
Jordan HoffmanHOST
8:23
And then this one, The Apartment, is sort of more...
Jordan HoffmanHOST
8:26
It's, it's a comedy for sure, but it, it has more serious scenes.

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