Robert Young juggles the affections of three women
“They Won’t Believe Me” is a film noir melodrama told in flashbacks. Larry Ballantine (Robert Young) is on trial for murder. Ballantine’s lawyer (Frank Ferguson) announces that while his client is an opportunistic philanderer, he is not on trial for poor character.<br /><br />In flashback we see that Larry has weekly luncheon dates with Janice Bell (Jane Greer). Larry is married. This time, Janice gives him an ultimatum. She’s not content with being a Saturday-only girl; she wants a definite commitment. Larry promises to tell his wife, Greta (Rita Johnson), that he is leaving her.<br /><br />Seeing Larry pack his suitcase, the very rich Greta casually mentions that she was about to buy him a partnership in a Beverly Hills stock brokerage firm with a nice income of his own. But that will only happen if he moves with her cross country to California and cuts off all contact with Janice. A man who enjoys his creature comforts, the spineless Larry accepts Greta’s offer, which is more like a contract, and dumps Janice for the money.<br /><br />Things go smoothly for a while until a pretty secretary, Verna Carlson (Susan Hayward), catches Larry’s eye. She’s very much like him — a person who likes the good things in life and doesn’t care how she acquires them. She’s aggressive in pursuing him and he does not resist. Greta finds out about his involvement with Verna and plans to keep him by selling his interest in the partnership and relocating to a remote ranch. Feeling like a prisoner, Larry persuades Verna to head to Reno with him. He will get a divorce and they will get married. But fate intervenes and their plan takes an unexpected turn.<br /><br />Jonathan Latimer’s intricately plotted screenplay has a number of twists and one of the most ironic endings in all of noir. The script moves briskly with an economy of dialogue and scene construction that makes its point and moves on. Typical of noir, “They Won’t Believe Me” features reprehensible characters with selfish motives and a look at the underside of human nature.<br /><br />If you grew up seeing Robert Young as Jim Anderson on “Father Knows Best” dispensing sage advice to his three kids every week, you’ll find his character of Larry quite a departure. Larry isn’t wicked, just weak. Favoring a status quo in which he gets to be married to an affluent woman while enjoying the favors of another, when forced to make a choice between them he is cripplingly indecisive.<br /><br />The three female leads are all excellent and represent different types. Greta is the controller, determined to hold onto her man by any means necessary. Janice is the nice girl cast aside by a greedy cad. And Verna is the temptress, the schemer, the femme fatale.<br /><br />There are no bonus materials on the Blu-ray release, not even a theatrical trailer.<br /><br />“They Won’t Believe Me” is a pulpy melodrama about relationships turned toxic, infidelity, and murder. Robert Young as a gigolo manages to be somewhat sympathetic as he relates his story on the witness stand. As a noir, the movie is notable for its adult subject matter at a time of strict Production Code enforcement. Skillfully, the script makes clear the  undercurrents of sex, desire, and jealousy that drive the key characters.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Robert Young stars in They Won't Believe Me, an absorbing film noir melodrama. The original RKO publicity tells the story: "When a man goes to the devil he usually takes a woman with him...this man took THREE!" Young plays a dirty rotten scoundrel who sponges off his wealthy wife (Rita Johnson), seduces and abandons another woman (Jane Greer) and runs off with a third (Susan Hayward). Returning home, Young plots to murder his wife and get away with her money, but a series of ironic plot twists leaves him battling for his life. The role of faithless cad was a startling change of pace for Young, and he pulls it off brilliantly. Irving Pichel directed Jonathan Latimer's uncompromising script..