Everybody Does It

Everybody Does It (1949) wasn't a stand-out comedy, but Paul Douglas was. Just breaking into Hollywood after being successful in other showbiz fields, Douglas wasn't your typical leading guy. But he was a lovable brute, So having him reluctantly support his wife's singing career while himself secretly out-performing her with opera was a funny story. Linda Darnell helped in a big way to sell the idea, but it's the jovial way Douglas executes it that make it funny.