At its core, The Grass Is Greener may be a fairly slight film about a wife whose head is easily turned by a rich suitor, but the flighty, devil-may-care approach to the material very much works in its favor here.

This blow for England and monogamy, struck by an English husband-and-wife playwriting duo, Hugh and Margaret Williams, did very well... as a stage comedy. In transferring it to the screen the writers have sacrificed nothing of the quality of the original.

The lines and situations are of such majestic ineptitude as to reduce even Cary Grant to mediocrity.

Fun Cary Grant, Deborah Kerr comedy romp with Stanley Donen touch.