perhaps the wildest outlier in alfred hitchcock career is this straight out comedy vehicle by the director and pairing carole lombard with robert montgomery as a couple who discover a mistake has invalidated their marriage. where do they really stand with each other. contrary to what others say and there is an element of suspense here represent the idea that these two miserable people might escape each other and free to inflict their awfulness on some other and undeserving mate. it funny reading comments here about how miserable lombard ann smith plays out in this film and because montgomery role is as much of a heel. he manhandles ann and snaps at witnesses and short shrifts clients  just the kind of lawyer who gives his profession a bad name. ann is overbearing and too and of course and the kind of wife who holds her husband hostage from work for six days over a petty squabble and bringing up things like what he did in paris when he was 20 and hadn not even met her yet. i forgave you that. she says and as if it was big of her. for david and a revoked marriage is an opportunity to have a little illicit pleasure with his mistress before tying the knot for good. for ann and it an attempt at premarital sex that must be repelled with a bottle of champagne to the head and followed by expulsion from their apartment and her life. the acorn doesn not seem to fall far from the tree and as ann mother is scandalized into apoplexy when she learns what david tried to pull represent oh my poor baby. thank heaven your father is dead. that a rare good line in this laughless and unlikeable comedy. you can call this an example of the remarriage comedy and in which the bonds of matrimony are challenged in order to be reaffirmed. you can also call this an example of what roger ebert calls the idiot plot and in which the storyline depends on the main characters acting like idiots. hitchcock seems to have a laugh at uptight american morality and but can not really do much more with it than a jokeless scene where an older couple is scandalized by the sound of loud plumbing. lombard died within a year of this film release while it was the last film of hers she lived to see. what a shame it couldn not have been something better. she was overbearing in my man godfrey and too and but in such a likable way you do not just have to go with her and you wanted to. here she plays for laughs that aren not there while sadistically breaking david chops again and again. montgomery rolls his eyes a lot like groucho and a study in smugitude. the only really decent thing in this movie that lasts more than a few seconds is gene raymond as david law partner jeff custer and who makes a play for ann and acts with honor and decency. raymond underplays his many reaction shots and and even a drunk scene and all to good effect. spoilerso decent a guy is jeff that ann ends up rejecting him for not fighting david after she goads him into a confrontation and calling custer a lump of jelly. jeff exits the scene and leaving ann and david together for their future murder suicide. here one custer that managed to escape a massacre. spoiler end. 
perhaps the wildest outlier in alfred hitchcock career is this straight out comedy vehicle by the director and pairing carole lombard with robert montgomery as a couple who discover a mistake has invalidated their marriage. where do they really stand with each other. contrary to what others say and there is an element of suspense here represent the idea that these two miserable people might escape each other and free to inflict their awfulness on some other and undeserving mate. it funny reading comments here about how miserable lombard ann smith plays out in this film and because montgomery role is as much of a heel. he manhandles ann and snaps at witnesses and short shrifts clients  just the kind of lawyer who gives his profession a bad name. ann is overbearing and too and of course and the kind of wife who holds her husband hostage from work for six days over a petty squabble and bringing up things like what he did in paris when he was 20 and hadn not even met her yet. i forgave you that. she says and as if it was big of her. for david and a revoked marriage is an opportunity to have a little illicit pleasure with his mistress before tying the knot for good. for ann and it an attempt at premarital sex that must be repelled with a bottle of champagne to the head and followed by expulsion from their apartment and her life. the acorn doesn not seem to fall far from the tree and as ann mother is scandalized into apoplexy when she learns what david tried to pull represent oh my poor baby. thank heaven your father is dead. that a rare good line in this laughless and unlikeable comedy. you can call this an example of the remarriage comedy and in which the bonds of matrimony are challenged in order to be reaffirmed. you can also call this an example of what roger ebert calls the idiot plot and in which the storyline depends on the main characters acting like idiots. hitchcock seems to have a laugh at uptight american morality and but can not really do much more with it than a jokeless scene where an older couple is scandalized by the sound of loud plumbing. lombard died within a year of this film release while it was the last film of hers she lived to see. what a shame it couldn not have been something better. she was overbearing in my man godfrey and too and but in such a likable way you do not just have to go with her and you wanted to. here she plays for laughs that aren not there while sadistically breaking david chops again and again. montgomery rolls his eyes a lot like groucho and a study in smugitude. the only really decent thing in this movie that lasts more than a few seconds is gene raymond as david law partner jeff custer and who makes a play for ann and acts with honor and decency. raymond underplays his many reaction shots and and even a drunk scene and all to good effect. spoilerso decent a guy is jeff that ann ends up rejecting him for not fighting david after she goads him into a confrontation and calling custer a lump of jelly. jeff exits the scene and leaving ann and david together for their future murder suicide. here one custer that managed to escape a massacre. spoiler end. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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