Trust fund playboy Mark MacLene (Peter Lawford) is in debt to the IRS and others. Using the trust agreement, Judge Samuel Coulter assigns overzealous lawyer Lucy Duncan (Janet Leigh) to be a trustee to oversee the spending. She's a penny pincher and puts him on a tight budget. Her first lesson is to bring him to the Automat for lunch. Her boyfriend Tom grows jealous as she grows closer to Mark.
Janet Leigh is great although I don't always agree with her character's view on money. It's very protestant of her. Fans will enjoy her. I don't see enough difference between Mark and Tom. Certainly, these characters do change over time. Tom needs to be colder and stiffer so the comparison can be made with Mark. Nevertheless, I like the rom-com premise and structure. In general, I like these actors. I would like some minor changes to help with the rom-com chemistry.
Janet Leigh is great although I don't always agree with her character's view on money. It's very protestant of her. Fans will enjoy her. I don't see enough difference between Mark and Tom. Certainly, these characters do change over time. Tom needs to be colder and stiffer so the comparison can be made with Mark. Nevertheless, I like the rom-com premise and structure. In general, I like these actors. I would like some minor changes to help with the rom-com chemistry.