Mr. & Mrs. Smith

Annoyed by her husband's forgetfulness and their stagnant marriage, Ann Smith discovers a legal technicality that frees her from her marriage, only to realize she still loves him. She decides to keep her newfound freedom a secret to teach him a lesson. Meanwhile, her husband, Jeffrey, also discovers this 'loophole' and plans to propose to his new girlfriend, leading to a series of comedic misunderstandings and attempts to win each other back.

This screwball comedy was generally well-received by critics for its witty dialogue and the charming performances of its lead actors, particularly Carole Lombard and Robert Montgomery. While not considered one of Alfred Hitchcock's signature thrillers, it stands as a competent and entertaining romantic comedy from the Golden Age of Hollywood.

• Praised for its sharp, sophisticated wit and rapid-fire dialogue.

• Carole Lombard and Robert Montgomery deliver sparkling performances, anchoring the comedic chaos.

• A delightful screwball comedy that showcases Hitchcock's versatility beyond thrillers.

Google audience: Audience reviews are generally positive, highlighting the film's humor, the chemistry between the leads, and its overall lighthearted entertainment value.

During filming, Alfred Hitchcock found Carole Lombard so funny that he frequently had to leave the set to compose himself, or hide behind the camera to stifle his laughter.