The Weaker Sex (1933 film)

The Weaker Sex is a 1933 British pre-Code comedy film directed by Roy William Neill and starring Ursula Jeans, Diana Wynyard, and Milton Rosmer. The film portrays a comedic conflict between a group of women seeking independence and the men in their lives. The plot revolves around a women's club and their attempts to assert themselves in society, often highlighting the perceived differences and tensions between the sexes through comedic situations and dialogue. The film's title reflects the then-common societal perception of women. The film is considered a product of its time, reflecting the changing roles of women in the early 1930s while also playing on traditional stereotypes for comedic effect. It has been noted for its depiction of early feminist themes, albeit presented within a largely lighthearted and comedic framework.