The Trouble with Women

In The Trouble with Women, a psychology professor proposes a controversial theory about women's desires, leading to an unexpected affair with a newswoman who is critical of his views. The film explores themes of love and misunderstanding, set against a backdrop of mid-20th century social dynamics.

With a cast that includes Ray Milland, Teresa Wright, and Brian Donlevy, the film presents a mix of humor and social commentary typical of post-war comedies. As the professor grapples with his theory and its implications, the narrative delves into the complexities of relationships and societal expectations.