Nessuno è perfetto
Blonde“Nessuno è perfetto” is the final line of Some Like It Hot, spoken by Joe E. Brown. At the film’s premiere, it closes a comic sequence that has carried the audience from the opening silent-film farce to the ending in continuous laughter.
The Closing Line
The phrase serves as the film’s last punchline, giving its conclusion a compact, memorable form. The account identifies it as the final line rather than treating it as a general statement about the characters or the film’s plot.
Reception and Resonance
The laughter continued through the ending, and the audience applauded after the film. Its reception extended beyond the joke: viewers welcomed Marilyn Monroe back to the screen in what the narration describes as her original radiance, and seemed eager to forgive their capricious star, as she was eager to be forgiven. Against that premiere response, the line’s comic acceptance of imperfection resonates with the audience’s readiness to look past the rumors surrounding her.
