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One, Two, Three (1961)

One, Two, Three
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IMAGE: One Two Three – "The End" card

SUPPLEMENTARY: "The End" card

  • Credits

Title Design: uncredited

Music: André Previn

"Sabre Dance" from Gayaneh  (uncredited) 
by Aram Khachaturyan

Poster Design: Saul Bass

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Title sequence

  • Category

    Film
  • Styles

    1960s, main title, typographic
One, Two, Three
  • Film Director

    Billy Wilder
  • Release Date

    December 15, 1961
  • Aspect Ratio

    2.35:1
  • Studios

    Bavaria Film, The Mirisch Corporation, The Pyramid Productions
  • Country

    USA
  • Languages

    English, German, Russian, French
  • Reviews

    Reviews on Letterboxd
  • IMDb has full details

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