"The Lady Eve" is a 1941 screwball comedy film directed by Preston Sturges. The story follows a con artist named Jean Harrington, played by Barbara Stanwyck, who targets a wealthy but naive man, Hopsie, portrayed by Henry Fonda. Their romantic entanglement leads to a series of humorous misunderstandings and clever schemes. The film is notable for its sharp dialogue and witty performances, particularly by Stanwyck. It explores themes of deception, love, and class differences, making it a classic of American cinema. "The Lady Eve" remains a beloved example of the screwball comedy genre.