Love in the Afternoon

TCM's Dave Karger introduces Love In The Afternoon, 1957.

Ben Mankiewicz introduces Love In The Afternoon, 1957.

Guest host Madeleine Stowe introduces Love In The Afternoon, 1957.

Paris teen Ariane (Audrey Hepburn) arrives at the Ritz to tell American playboy tycoon Flanagan (Gary Cooper) of her plans to break their unofficial date, in Billy Wilder's Love In The Afternoon, 1957.

Probably as Billy-Wilder-ish as a movie opening can get, after the credits, Maurice Chevalier (as private eye "Chavasse") narrates about Paris, from Love In The Afternoon, 1957, starring Audrey Hepburn and Gary Cooper.

Teenage cellist Ariane (Audrey Hepburn) eavesdropping as her Paris detective father (Maurice Chevalier) manages his resolute American client (John McGiver), followed by talk of Flanagan (Gary Cooper), in Billy Wilder's Love In The Afternoon, 1957.

Do-gooding Paris teenager Ariane (Audrey Hepburn) enters from the ledge to warn playboy Flanagan (Gary Cooper) and paramour (Lise Bourdin) that her husband (John McGiver) is coming with a gun, in Billy Wilder's Love In The Afternoon, 1957.

An aging American tycoon (Gary Cooper) courts a young Parisian (Audrey Hepburn) in Billy Wilder's Love In The Afternoon, 1957, also starring Maurice Chevalier.