i just saw this on tcm tonight and was shocked at the over acting by jean arthur. her bugging her eyes out in surprise and just generally over doing everything was not in the same style as dietrich and art lund. dietrich was marvelous in her restraint and comic timing. she being the best thing in this movie. the wilder gags were flat and frankly more like something a freshman in college would write trying to get away w or being wicked and witty and dirty and but just sounded boring and not funny at all. it seemed the humor was being pushed too hard to be funny. the ending was totally contrived. spoiler ahead represent never for a moment did i believe that art lund suddenly fell outta love w or dietrich and then was suddenly madly in love w or arthur. oh and billy. get real. negative . 
i just saw this on tcm tonight and was shocked at the over acting by jean arthur. her bugging her eyes out in surprise and just generally over doing everything was not in the same style as dietrich and art lund. dietrich was marvelous in her restraint and comic timing. she being the best thing in this movie. the wilder gags were flat and frankly more like something a freshman in college would write trying to get away w or being wicked and witty and dirty and but just sounded boring and not funny at all. it seemed the humor was being pushed too hard to be funny. the ending was totally contrived. spoiler ahead represent never for a moment did i believe that art lund suddenly fell outta love w or dietrich and then was suddenly madly in love w or arthur. oh and billy. get real. negative . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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