Ben Mankiewicz Intro - A Foreign Affair (1948)

Foreign Affair, A - (Original Trailer)

A prim Congresswoman (Jean Arthur) gets caught up in the romantic decadence of post-war Germany. Directed by Billy Wilder.

Foreign Affair, A (1948) -- (Movie Clip) One Thing At A Time

From the opening credits, Jean Arthur as "Representative Phoebe Frost" talks some sense into fellow lawmakers flying into post-war Berlin, biting commentary from screenwriter Charles Brackett and director Billy Wilder, in A Foreign Affair, 1948.

Foreign Affair, A (1948) -- (Movie Clip) Gretchen Gesundheit

On a tour of post-war Berlin with Col. Plummer (Millard Mitchell), Congresswoman Frost (Jean Arthur) adopts a name surely invented by director Billy Wilder, as she investigates the habits of American soldiers, in A Foreign Affair, 1948.

Foreign Affair, A (1948) -- (Movie Clip) Where The Tall Corn Grows

Well-lit in a Berlin bar, Iowa congresswoman Frost (Jean Arthur) is persuaded by chanteuse Erika (Marlene Dietrich) that the state song would be just the thing, in Billy Wilder's A Foreign Affair, 1948.

Dick Cavett: Guest Programmer Promo - (A TCM Promo)

A preview of the July TCM programming event on 7/24 at 8 pm ET in which the renowned talk show host screens four of his favorite movies with Robert Osborne.

Foreign Affair, A (1948) -- (Movie Clip) For 15 Years We Haven't Slept

Captain Pringle (John Lund) arrives with gifts for his torch-singer girlfriend Erika (Marlene Dietrich) in her bombed-out hide-out in the American zone in Berlin, in Billy Wilder's A Foreign Affair, 1948.

Foreign Affair, A (1948) -- (Movie Clip) This Genial Reception

The delegation dominated by Congresswoman Frost (Jean Arthur) is received in Berlin by Col. Plummer (Millard Mitchell) and Capt. Pringle (John Lund) in Billy Wilder's A Foreign Affair, 1948.