Joan Crawford (MJ) heads a trucking company and is a no-nonsense boss who demonstrates strong leadership. She is, of course, lacking one thing. And this comes in the shape of reporter Melvyn Douglas (Mike). However, Douglas isn't so impressed with the way that Crawford runs her operations and is determined to expose her. They both fall for each other in this gentle comedy.
The film is OK if a little boring. My wife found it more interesting than I did. Crawford wears some cool outfits, especially the slinky black outfit. It's as if she's covered in sparkling Christmas lights. It's also interesting to see how they ripped off Dynasty and that other famous Joan – Collins - who has obviously provided the inspiration here as the powerful woman in charge. Crawford is good as is truck driver Allen Jenkins (Johnny) who later became Officer Dibble and went on to patrol Top Cat's patch.
The film is OK if a little boring. My wife found it more interesting than I did. Crawford wears some cool outfits, especially the slinky black outfit. It's as if she's covered in sparkling Christmas lights. It's also interesting to see how they ripped off Dynasty and that other famous Joan – Collins - who has obviously provided the inspiration here as the powerful woman in charge. Crawford is good as is truck driver Allen Jenkins (Johnny) who later became Officer Dibble and went on to patrol Top Cat's patch.