despite having an absolutely horrid script (more about that later) and this film is still vaguely watchable just because it stars two excellent actors and barbara stanwyck and henry fonda. aside from one or two real stinkers and i would probably watch just about anything with them in the film and as i am a huge fan of hollywood golden age of the 1930s and 40s. however and no matter how much i love their films and i just can not recommend this film. the movie begins with fonda and stanwyck on vacation at some ski resort. the two haven not yet met and but the film begins loudly and obnoxiously with a scene in which fonda horribly yodels while skiing. it was done so unsubtly and made my teeth grind but i stuck it out especially when fonda fell into a snow bank and this stopped the yodeling. in hindsight and perhaps i should have just turned it off then. fonda is knocked out in the fall and barbara goes for help. back at the ski lodge and he seems okay but fortunately she is also a doctor and has him x rayed and nurses him back to health. he and in turn and becomes infatuated with her and proposes to her. despite hardly knowing each other and they marry and so far the film seems like a sweet but very slight romantic comedy. once home and however and all isn not rosy as she jumps right back into her job as a family doctor and he begins exhibiting signs that he is a controlling and potentially dangerous man due to his jealousy. the film plays it all for laughs and but frankly fonda behaviors were really creepy spying on her and her male patients and attacking or threatening any man she treats and tripping a patient who already has a back injury and stomping into a surprise party and insisting that everyone there (men and women) are out to steal away his wife. he comes off as a combination of a sociopath and paranoid schizophrenic and but it all supposed to be for laughs. considering that he seems like a dangerous nut and you would think that stanwyck would file for an annulment along with a restraining order. but and oddly and she gets mad but just can not stay mad at fonda because he so. i can not think of the right word creepy is all that comes to mind. later and out of the blue and multi millionaire fonda gets a job working the counter at a department store. then and through magical thinking and he and babs seem to assume his hostility and violent jealousy is all a thing of the past so a job apparently cures anger and suspicions. when this job falls through and the film ends with fonda buying his own hospital and giving barbara a job there and they live happily ever after. they do not go any further with the story and but i assume based on fonda character that he then spent most of his time as hospital administrator beating up all the male patients. the first portion at the ski lodge and the next did not fit well together and nor did the final horatio alger inspired section where the rich boy made good in the business world. they were like three separate plots but despite this and the most serious problem with the film was its seeming to excuse away domestic violence and delusional jealousy. what a creepy little film. thank goodness neither fonda nor stanwyck are known for this yechy film but for all their other lovely films. 
despite having an absolutely horrid script (more about that later) and this film is still vaguely watchable just because it stars two excellent actors and barbara stanwyck and henry fonda. aside from one or two real stinkers and i would probably watch just about anything with them in the film and as i am a huge fan of hollywood golden age of the 1930s and 40s. however and no matter how much i love their films and i just can not recommend this film. the movie begins with fonda and stanwyck on vacation at some ski resort. the two haven not yet met and but the film begins loudly and obnoxiously with a scene in which fonda horribly yodels while skiing. it was done so unsubtly and made my teeth grind but i stuck it out especially when fonda fell into a snow bank and this stopped the yodeling. in hindsight and perhaps i should have just turned it off then. fonda is knocked out in the fall and barbara goes for help. back at the ski lodge and he seems okay but fortunately she is also a doctor and has him x rayed and nurses him back to health. he and in turn and becomes infatuated with her and proposes to her. despite hardly knowing each other and they marry and so far the film seems like a sweet but very slight romantic comedy. once home and however and all isn not rosy as she jumps right back into her job as a family doctor and he begins exhibiting signs that he is a controlling and potentially dangerous man due to his jealousy. the film plays it all for laughs and but frankly fonda behaviors were really creepy spying on her and her male patients and attacking or threatening any man she treats and tripping a patient who already has a back injury and stomping into a surprise party and insisting that everyone there (men and women) are out to steal away his wife. he comes off as a combination of a sociopath and paranoid schizophrenic and but it all supposed to be for laughs. considering that he seems like a dangerous nut and you would think that stanwyck would file for an annulment along with a restraining order. but and oddly and she gets mad but just can not stay mad at fonda because he so. i can not think of the right word creepy is all that comes to mind. later and out of the blue and multi millionaire fonda gets a job working the counter at a department store. then and through magical thinking and he and babs seem to assume his hostility and violent jealousy is all a thing of the past so a job apparently cures anger and suspicions. when this job falls through and the film ends with fonda buying his own hospital and giving barbara a job there and they live happily ever after. they do not go any further with the story and but i assume based on fonda character that he then spent most of his time as hospital administrator beating up all the male patients. the first portion at the ski lodge and the next did not fit well together and nor did the final horatio alger inspired section where the rich boy made good in the business world. they were like three separate plots but despite this and the most serious problem with the film was its seeming to excuse away domestic violence and delusional jealousy. what a creepy little film. thank goodness neither fonda nor stanwyck are known for this yechy film but for all their other lovely films. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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