01 A mysterious, self-made millionaire's lavish parties conceal his obsessive pursuit of a lost love from his past.
The dazzling, often precarious climb into high society through charm, reinvention, or outright deception has powered some of cinema’s most delicious comedies and dramas. In My Fair Lady (1964): A phonetics professor transforms a Cockney flower girl into a convincing high-society lady. Also notable is Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953): Two showgirls sail to Paris in pursuit of wealthy husbands and a coveted diamond tiara.
01 A mysterious, self-made millionaire's lavish parties conceal his obsessive pursuit of a lost love from his past.
02 A hotel maid is mistaken for a wealthy guest and unexpectedly wins the heart of a rising politician.
03 An ambitious secretary poses as an executive to pursue a career-making deal after being betrayed by her boss.
04 Two wealthy brokers orchestrate a cruel social experiment by swapping a street hustler and a commodities executive's lives.
05 A phonetics professor transforms a Cockney flower girl into a convincing high-society lady.
06 Two showgirls sail to Paris in pursuit of wealthy husbands and a coveted diamond tiara.