We've been here before recently, with a story that's repeatingly, as a husband takes care, his spouse unaware, that she's about to be deceasingly; and the cycle continues at pace, as another's queued up to replace, as they follow a cycle, to give up all their vitals, in a box they will soon be encased.
It's not the best film that Humphry ever made, and it's clear that he struggles a bit when the character deviates from being Rick-like, although Barbara Stanwyck does catch the eye as the innocent Sally Morton Carroll, who's lined up to follow in the footsteps of the first Mrs Carroll, and also the conflicting Kathryn Mason. The irksome child Bea Carroll does nothing to salvage things while stereotypical Brits of the time leave you wondering why!
It's not the best film that Humphry ever made, and it's clear that he struggles a bit when the character deviates from being Rick-like, although Barbara Stanwyck does catch the eye as the innocent Sally Morton Carroll, who's lined up to follow in the footsteps of the first Mrs Carroll, and also the conflicting Kathryn Mason. The irksome child Bea Carroll does nothing to salvage things while stereotypical Brits of the time leave you wondering why!