Reviews — Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
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CinemaSerf
There’s a journey across the ocean, a lost tiara, a private investigator involved; some dazzling dancers appear, and a bit of courtroom action unfolds as we observe two American performers attempting to establish themselves after the war years. "Dorothy" (Jane Russell) and "Lorelei" (Marilyn Monroe) are working their way overseas when the latter takes a pause from her relationship with “Gus” (Tommy Noonan), who is qu…
John Chard
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes from 1953 is quite clever and perceptive about the period it depicts. Aside from Ridley Scott's excellent Thelma And Louise in 1991, this film stands out as one of the best where the women’s friendship overshadows the men! It seems some people feel that a problem with the movie is its lack of connection to Anita Loo’s Broadway musical. While I often criticize films for omitting key elem…


