Being let go from his job at 65 doesn't sit well with print worker "Hodges" (Monty Woolley), especially the prospect of spending his days playing dominoes in the park. To avoid that fate, he develops a scheme to pose as the head of their parent company and try to undo this seemingly random decision. It turns out no one really knows what the actual president looks like, which makes Hodges's deception surprisingly simp…

This is a genuinely delightful screwball comedy, built around a sharp story by Paddy Chayefsky. It centers on a man compelled into retirement from his printing job upon reaching 65. Feeling aggrieved by this policy, he takes his concerns directly to the president, only to find that nobody seems to know what the president actually looks like. He then resolves to pretend to be him, leading to plenty of comedic moments.…