Hepburn is told she can only be happy if agrees to be a housewife
I’ve known about this movie since I was a kid but it’s only until recently that I paid attention and realized that it’s about a prostitute. Most people fall in love with Katherine Hepburn’s character who came to New York City to create a new persona, her carefree attitude, her parties, her lifestyle, etc. I found her completely superficial. What I found interesting is what it said about America. If Hepburn had just said she was from the Midwest when she arrived in the big city no one would have cared about her. She had to create a totally new person to get attention. George Peppard is the other main character who is a struggling writer having an affair with an older and much richer woman. So much for the wealthy nuclear family that was supposed to be the backbone of American values. There’s also the matter of Mickey Rooney’s racist portrayal of a Japanese man. More importantly the message is that if Hepburn had stayed home and been a housewife she would have been fine, but when she wanted more she was punished and had to become a prostitute. It was only when she agreed to be with Peppard and rejoined a traditional lifestyle that she found redemption and was really happy.
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