To get the story (Lois hoped for a Pulitzer or Nobel prize!), she evaded one security guard with her tourist""s translation phrase book, and climbed under the lift-elevator mechanism - after which it was raised high into the air, carrying the terrorists and the bomb.The film""s tagline expressed the theme of career vs.marriage -- the choice or decision to be made between two loves - either art or human love:"Dance she did, and dance she must - between her two loves.After seducing (and betraying) her loving husband, she begins to feel perilous menace fromboththe man she really loves - an icy, seemingly insensitive and cruel American intelligence agent (Cary Grant) on the assignment - and her husband (Claude Rains), a man who is fixated with and controlled by his overcritical, partly-jealous mother figure (Leopoldine Konstantin).Directed by Irving Rapper, its screenplay by Casey Robinson was based on the 1941 novel by Olive Higgins Prouty (who also wroteStella Dallas).First with subtle mind games, he rebels against correct behavior and the rules of the hospital laid down by the self-righteous and cooly-controlled Nurse, unwilling to yield to her power over his life-affirming spirit and cunning manhood.