Ralph is not officer material, but he's not going to war as a "grunt." He goes AWOL, "trades" uniforms with an RAF pilot, gets a woman's help and he's presumed dead.
Ralph is not officer material, but he's not going to war as a "grunt." He goes AWOL, "trades" uniforms with an RAF pilot, gets a woman's help and he's presumed dead.
"Charming" Ralph needs money. He plots an arson for insurance when his wife is at her parents, and he's "out of town" for the night. What can go wrong?
"Charming" Ralph needs money. He plots an arson for insurance when his wife is at her parents, and he's "out of town" for the night. What can go wrong?
Money gone, Gorse returns to selling cars and romancing the owner's daughter. When Stimpson tracks him down, Pamela's announcement prevents his arrest.
Money gone, Gorse returns to selling cars and romancing the owner's daughter. When Stimpson tracks him down, Pamela's announcement prevents his arrest.
Ralph Gorse, the "Charmer," is exactly what a gigolo should be---clever, adaptable, conscienceless, attractive, and completely self-absorbed. He's also a dangerous psychopath .