School for Scoundrels (1960)
Henry Palfrey, a beleaguered everyman, finds himself belittled by his arrogant chief clerk, overlooked by indifferent waitstaff, and swindled by unscrupulous car salesmen. His troubles escalate when the insufferable Raymond Delauney targets April, the woman Henry adores. Determined to regain control, Henry turns to the College of Lifemanship, aspiring to master the art of outsmarting such rogues and securing April’s affection. As he navigates lessons in deception and confidence, Henry discovers that winning a heart may require more than just cunning tricks.
