Once to Every Woman

A easy watch, but it's also easy to forget, I afraid. Didn't feel Ralph Bellamy was right for this role. Needed someone a little more confident to top mentors and colleagues the way he did. But in a way him being the way he is made the more heavy handy melodrama easier to digest. Honestly, there was a lot of odd casting decisions in this one, and to be fair, like with Bellamy, it all made the mood lighter.