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A playboy marries a woman doctor then grows jealous of her male patients.
A successful and independent college professor, Dr. Ellenonce Hunt, is surprisingly romanced by a charming but somewhat unreliable young poet, Lord Victor Lawrence. Despite her initial reservations and the skepticism of her friends and colleagues, she finds herself drawn to his artistic sensibilities and adventurous spirit. As their relationship deepens, Ellen once must decide whether to embrace a life of romance and uncertainty or stick to her more conventional and predictable academic path.
"You Belong to Me" was a moderately successful film that showcased the chemistry between its lead actors. Critics generally found it to be a charming and lighthearted romantic comedy, though some noted its predictable plot. Audiences enjoyed the performances and the pleasant escapism it offered during a tumultuous historical period.
Praised for the appealing performances of Barbara Stanwyck and Henry Fonda.
Found to be a pleasant and light romantic comedy with a somewhat formulaic storyline.
Appreciated for its escapist charm and easygoing entertainment value.
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Barbara Stanwyck and Henry Fonda would later reunite on screen for the classic film noir "The Strange Love of Martha Ivers" (1946).
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After an accident on the slopes, wealthy playboy “Peter” (Henry Fonda) ends up in the care of physician “Helen” (Barbara Stanwyck) who basically tells him there is nothing wrong with him that a few hours in bed won’t cure. Being a man of me...
After an accident on the slopes, wealthy playboy “Peter” ends up in the care of physician “Helen” (Barbara Stanwyck) who basically tells him there is nothing wrong with him that a few hours in bed won’t cure. Being a man of means, however, ...
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