An American comedy; A story about a mild-mannered advertising executive who finds life has added complications after he marries the glamorous model from his beer commercial. Diana Dors as a pouting beauty trying to rescue her marriage has to call on all her resources of charm and sparkle in physical performance because on paper this film doesn't work. She's matched with George Gobel who failed to come up with enough robustness to make the tale of a neglected wife stick. It was a hard task anyway because the script was lame and unfunny, and the direction fails to make the distant signals of humour work, relying on narration to overfill the gaps. Only John Wayne, who shows up in a cameo role, produces a genuine laugh. Angie Dickinson, similarly in brief appearance, is creditable.
Review of I Married a Woman
