Teamed for the first time with Cary Grant, Hepburn shaved her head and masquerades for three-quarters of Sylvia Scarlett as a boy. Swooned over by women and invited to bed by almost every male in the cast—s/he eventually falls in love and reverts to womanhood to find that femininity has to be relearned. The film’s mayhem of sexual confusion proved too much for 30s audiences—and won it a devoted cult audience in the 1980s.