 Although given a PCA approval certificate, the released film was heartily  condemned by the Catholic Church, which applied enough pressure to force MGM  to revise the film, and replace the existing copies for future bookings. The  major problem was that Melvyn Douglas thought he was seducing his wifes twin  sister in the original version, which also had a few risque scenes. These  were eliminated, and a scene was added where Douglas calls the ski lodge to  find out his wife left, so that he knows the twin is really his wife. The net  effect was to reduce the movies running time to 90 minutes (from the  original 94 minutes).  This is the version Turner Classic Movies shows every  once in a while.  This also might also explain the late copyright date and  copyright length of 90 minutes.