This might be Judy Holliday at her best, but the whole supporting cast was great.
The film is narrated by the distinct voice of George Burns and is a story for the small share holders of publicly traded companies. It begins at a shareholders meeting in which Judy Holliday asks some very important questions...like clarifying the executives' salaries and how much work they do for those high salaries. This sets her and her ten shares up as being a bee in the company's CEO's bonnet.
As the top execs try to keep her under wraps, she continues to show that she isn't as dumb as they think she is. The whole story sets up one big David and Goliath show down in the end.
This was truly a delightful surprise for me. I have only seen Judy Holliday in Born Yesterday...(which is a great film but difficult to overcome her high pitched whiny voice which is over exaggerated for the film). The film was funny and unlike anything I had every seen before.
In the end it's about Love, right, and the power of the people. I highly recommend watching this film.
The film is narrated by the distinct voice of George Burns and is a story for the small share holders of publicly traded companies. It begins at a shareholders meeting in which Judy Holliday asks some very important questions...like clarifying the executives' salaries and how much work they do for those high salaries. This sets her and her ten shares up as being a bee in the company's CEO's bonnet.
As the top execs try to keep her under wraps, she continues to show that she isn't as dumb as they think she is. The whole story sets up one big David and Goliath show down in the end.
This was truly a delightful surprise for me. I have only seen Judy Holliday in Born Yesterday...(which is a great film but difficult to overcome her high pitched whiny voice which is over exaggerated for the film). The film was funny and unlike anything I had every seen before.
In the end it's about Love, right, and the power of the people. I highly recommend watching this film.