That Wonderful Urge

Synopsis

In the classic comedy film 'That Wonderful Urge' released in 1948, directed by Robert B. Sinclair, we follow the story of the reputable newspaper editor Tom Wincelberg, played by Tyrone Power, becoming entangled in a comical battle with the head of the 'woman's page' at his paper. Tom goes undercover as a working-class man to expose the hypocrisy of the high society. As the story unfolds, Tom finds himself in hilarious situations that challenge his beliefs and perceptions. With witty dialogues and charming performances, the movie offers a delightful exploration of class differences, media ethics, and the power of love.

Cast

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  Tyrone Power

  Thomas Jefferson Tyler

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  Gene Tierney

  Sara Farley

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  Reginald Gardiner

  Count André de Guyon

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  Arleen Whelan

  Jessica Woods

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  Lucile Watson

  Cornelia Farley

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  Gene Lockhart

  Judge Parker

Reviews

Despite mixed reviews, 'That Wonderful Urge' is a captivating comedy with moments of genuine humor and touching sincerity. The performances by Tyrone Power and the rest of the cast are commendable, adding depth to the characters and making the story relatable. Critics on Rotten Tomatoes note the film's charming script and engaging storyline, awarding it an average rating of 7/10. While the pacing may feel slow at times, audiences appreciate the nostalgic feel and classic humor that 'That Wonderful Urge' brings to the screen. IMDb users have rated the movie 6.5/10, highlighting the chemistry between the lead actors and the light-hearted nature of the plot.