1959 Original Vintage Monroe Poster « CERTAINS L’AIMENT CHAUD ». Some like it hot! Starring: Marilyn Monroe, Tony CURTIS, Jack LEMMON. Printer: imprimerie LICHTERT, Brussels. 14 ¼ x 21 ¼ inches (36 x 54 cm). A Billy WILDER Century FOX Movie. This is an Original Vintage Poster; it is not a reproduction. This 1959 Original Vintage Belgian Poster for «Certains l’aiment chaud» (French title of Some Like It Hot) is a collectible and visually striking artifact from one of Hollywood’s most iconic comedies, directed by Billy Wilder and starring. Belgian movie posters from the mid-20th century are known for their bold colors, expressive illustration styles, and compact formats suited for Belgian kiosks and cinema displays. This particular poster typically features. A large, eye-catching image of Marilyn Monroe, often in a sultry or glamorous pose in a glittering dress. Smaller yet prominent depictions of Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon in drag, reflecting their cross-dressing roles in the film. Bilingual titles-this one uses the French title «Certains l’aiment chaud», which translates directly from the original English. The artwork likely leans on caricature or stylized realism, designed to grab attention from afar while highlighting the comedic tone of the film. Water stains (typically along the edges). Pin holes (indicating it was previously displayed). Priced accordingly, suggesting it’s still an authentic collector’s item despite flaws. These are common in posters of this era, especially ones that were actually used in cinemas. Original vintage poster – not a reproduction or reprint. Printed by Imprimerie Lichter, a known Belgian lithographic print house active in mid-20th century cinema promotions. Printed on thin to medium-weight paper, suitable for temporary movie display. Historical & Collectible Value. “Some Like It Hot” is a landmark in American cinema, often ranked among the greatest comedies of all time. Marilyn Monroe’s image makes any original poster from this film highly desirable. Belgian posters are considered more rare and artistically distinct than their American counterparts due to their regional printing and lower circulation.