it interesting to watch how late 1950 society is depicted in this film. men are lecherous and chain smoking boozers with one thing on their minds (time hasn not changed men all that much and but sexual harassment has) and women are in the workplace only passing time until they find a husband and settle down. some of the dialog is cringe worthy but yet it charming in an innocent and passé way. i love the opening credits that show a romantic and exciting view of manhattan with johnny mathis singing the best of everything on the soundtrack. i want to jump right into some scenes and filmed on n. y. streets and circa 1959 and experience a time i have only seen on film and in photographs. some scenes in this movie reminded me of melanie griffith working girl. especially when hope lange (who a cross between grace kelly and dolores hart) gets bombed in handsome stephen boyd apartment and he tucks her in and just watches her sleep (like melanie and she wants to know if anything happened between them the following day). joan crawford is definitely comparable to sigourney weaver horrible female boss except she was outwardly nasty (with a soft core) and but sigourney character was sweet on the outside and horrible on the inside. i found it distressing how the suzy parker character (gregg) started out as an independent woman with career goals to be an actress and who supposedly do not need a man to complete her and ended up. she becomes a stalker or lunatic or nut job when she lets the man she falls in love with drive her bananas after he done with her. i loved the character mary agnes and the office gossip and with her thick new yawk accent. if you enjoy films like valley of the dolls you will like this one too. 
it interesting to watch how late 1950 society is depicted in this film. men are lecherous and chain smoking boozers with one thing on their minds (time hasn not changed men all that much and but sexual harassment has) and women are in the workplace only passing time until they find a husband and settle down. some of the dialog is cringe worthy but yet it charming in an innocent and passé way. i love the opening credits that show a romantic and exciting view of manhattan with johnny mathis singing the best of everything on the soundtrack. i want to jump right into some scenes and filmed on n. y. streets and circa 1959 and experience a time i have only seen on film and in photographs. some scenes in this movie reminded me of melanie griffith working girl. especially when hope lange (who a cross between grace kelly and dolores hart) gets bombed in handsome stephen boyd apartment and he tucks her in and just watches her sleep (like melanie and she wants to know if anything happened between them the following day). joan crawford is definitely comparable to sigourney weaver horrible female boss except she was outwardly nasty (with a soft core) and but sigourney character was sweet on the outside and horrible on the inside. i found it distressing how the suzy parker character (gregg) started out as an independent woman with career goals to be an actress and who supposedly do not need a man to complete her and ended up. she becomes a stalker or lunatic or nut job when she lets the man she falls in love with drive her bananas after he done with her. i loved the character mary agnes and the office gossip and with her thick new yawk accent. if you enjoy films like valley of the dolls you will like this one too. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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