Excellent comedy that brings on some serious dramatic overtones in this 1960 film. There is a wonderful description of ethical business standards and practices in the film.
The cast is just wonderful and is led by James Garner as the cool business man who does learn some business humility in the end. Natalie Wood is wonderful as a former summer flame who becomes involved when Garner attempts to buy out Dean Jagger, her father in the film.
Nina Foch shows her mettle as a managing assistant, bitter from her ex-husband's escapades, only to misinterpret Garner's lines to her.
Business ethics has never been better.
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