9. Some like it Hot, Sound of Music, Goodbye Mr. Chips, Ironclad

We kick off with the Billy Wilder Classic with the most celebrated last line in all movie history, Stop by for some Robert Donat loving with Goodbye Mr. Chips, and Talk a bout a few of our favourite things, one of which is definitely Julie Andrews twirling around on an Austrian Hilltop.In this week's episode, Tosin Ajayi, Shaun Harris and Joe Briscoe at Sunshine Hospital Radio on the Isle of Wight dive into the laughter and legacy of the Billy Wilder classic, Some Like It Hot. They explore the film's iconic performances by Marilyn Monroe, Tony Curtis, and Jack Lemmon, noting that it remains as hilarious today as it was in 1959.Note: Music tracks have been edited out due to licensing issuesIn this EpisodeSunshine Hospital Radio: Broadcasting live from the Isle of Wight, the team celebrates the sunny weather and the joy of island living.Classic Film Spotlight: A deep dive into Some Like It Hot, discussing the plot's clever cross-dressing premise and its influence on British and American comedy.Cinematic Legends: Joe shares intriguing clues about a Hollywood screen legend, touching on her historical connections and humanitarian efforts.Listener Favorites: Mike from Colwell Ward shares his fondness for the various versions of Goodbye, Mr. Chips, highlighting its timeless "inspirational teacher" story.Sound of Music Sentiment: Ruth from St. Helens Ward discusses her love for The Sound of Music, sparking a conversation about the film's enduring popularity and Julie Andrews' incredible voice.Exceptions to the Rule: The team reviews the 2011 film Ironclad, a gritty action film about the siege of Rochester Castle, and how it measures up against classic historical epics.Candid Conversations: A candid discussion about the controversial and sometimes problematic casting choices in Hollywood history, such as Mickey Rooney's role in Breakfast at Tiffany's.Featured Films and actorsThe Legend: Audrey HepburnThe Classic: Some Like It Hot (1959)The Remake: Goodbye, Mr. Chips (1939, 1969, and more)The Exception: Ironclad (2011)Stay tuned until the end to discover which cinematic icon is our screen legend of the week! Remember, they just don't make 'em like they used to.How do you think modern comedy compares to classics like Some Like It Hot? We'd love to hear your thoughts!