Set to music, a symphony conductor (Rex Harrison) envisions multiple possible scenarios for dealing with his wife's infidelity.
This film did not do well at the box office, and I cannot say I am surprised. While the idea of three alternate stories is interesting, it comes off as a bit boring and is not nearly as funny as something from Preston Sturges really ought to be.
The only time I really found the film to be that amusing was when comments were made that I would have thought violated the Code. At one point, for example, the conductor makes a comment to his wife that he wished her father had shot himself before she was born. Wow, that's dark!
This film did not do well at the box office, and I cannot say I am surprised. While the idea of three alternate stories is interesting, it comes off as a bit boring and is not nearly as funny as something from Preston Sturges really ought to be.
The only time I really found the film to be that amusing was when comments were made that I would have thought violated the Code. At one point, for example, the conductor makes a comment to his wife that he wished her father had shot himself before she was born. Wow, that's dark!