"The Country Girl" is a play written by Clifford Odets that premiered in 1950. It tells the story of Frank Elgin, a washed-up actor, and his wife, Georgie, who struggles with her own demons while supporting him. The narrative explores themes of ambition, love, and the impact of addiction on relationships. Set in the world of theater, the play highlights the challenges faced by artists. As Frank gets a chance for a comeback, the couple's past and present collide, revealing the complexities of their marriage. The story ultimately examines the sacrifices made for love and the pursuit of success.