Absolutely dreadful comedy again proving that even with a marvelous cast, the writing when awful shall do the picture in. That's exactly what happens here.
The picture is fast paced and concerns when Rosemary Harris suspects her husband, Rex Harrison, a barrister, of infidelity and gets Rachel Roberts to write a love letter to Harrison and then confront him. The problem is that Roberts' husband, a jealous Spaniard, sees the letter and recognizes her handwriting.
The picture then becomes one of a very fast comedy with ridiculous running around and everyone being pursued by everyone else.
The usually reliable Louis Jourdan is a real lover of Harris, who like everyone else is caught up in the mayhem. Add a double to Harrison and you've got complete lunacy.
Lunacy-that's exactly what this farce is.
The picture is fast paced and concerns when Rosemary Harris suspects her husband, Rex Harrison, a barrister, of infidelity and gets Rachel Roberts to write a love letter to Harrison and then confront him. The problem is that Roberts' husband, a jealous Spaniard, sees the letter and recognizes her handwriting.
The picture then becomes one of a very fast comedy with ridiculous running around and everyone being pursued by everyone else.
The usually reliable Louis Jourdan is a real lover of Harris, who like everyone else is caught up in the mayhem. Add a double to Harrison and you've got complete lunacy.
Lunacy-that's exactly what this farce is.