The Seven-Year Itch (film)

*The Seven-Year Itch* is a 1955 romantic comedy film directed by Billy Wilder. It stars Marilyn Monroe as a seductive housewife whose flirtation with a single neighbor, played by Tom Ewell, explores themes of desire, temptation, and the boredom that can develop in suburban life. The story humorously examines how fantasies and the pressures of marriage can conflict with reality. Known for Monroe’s iconic white dress scene, the film balances wit and social commentary, highlighting the complexities of fidelity and the allure of novelty in a comedic, yet insightful way.