A woman hides her past of being a prostitute from a man she is falling in love with, while working as his dad's secretary.
Given the times I was shocked about the material and how mature it was. Usually older movies were more wholesome. Then I remembered about the Hayes code that wasn't yet implemented. I thought the movie itself was pretty good, but mostly because of the sexual themes. The story itself was choppy and confusing at first because of the picture quality, and some of the women look alike and couldn't tell who was who at first. The story did come together and I had mixed feelings about the ending. Is it really true love if you have to hide your mistakes? Also is it fair to lie to someone who thinks they're getting one thing but really it's something else?
Given the times I was shocked about the material and how mature it was. Usually older movies were more wholesome. Then I remembered about the Hayes code that wasn't yet implemented. I thought the movie itself was pretty good, but mostly because of the sexual themes. The story itself was choppy and confusing at first because of the picture quality, and some of the women look alike and couldn't tell who was who at first. The story did come together and I had mixed feelings about the ending. Is it really true love if you have to hide your mistakes? Also is it fair to lie to someone who thinks they're getting one thing but really it's something else?