Shortly before he is to wed, millionaire John Willis is visited by Dr. Harry S. Blair, a psychiatrist who informs him that years before he was married to Nancy, John's wife-to-be, and warns him that she is mentally unbalanced.
Blair then relates the following story: After a whirlwind romance in Florida, Blair marries Nancy and starts a psychiatric practice in New York. One day, artist Norman Clyde comes to his office and tells him that an innocent man is about to be executed in Sing Sing Prison and that Nancy is the cause of his unjust incarceration. A distraught Clyde then explains himself to a curious Blair:
Three years before, Clyde meets Nancy, whose maiden name was Monks, when she enrolls in his art class. The moody Clyde soon falls in love with Nancy's honest charm and beauty. Nancy, a secretary, introduces Clyde to her boss, millionaire Andrew Bonner, and persuades Bonner to showcase Clyde's paintings at one of his private showings. To Nancy's delight, Clyde's painting, a depiction of the tragic figure Cassandra for which she modeled, wins first prize at the showing. The evening is perfect until an expensive bracelet is stolen from a guest, and Clyde later finds it in Nancy's purse. After Clyde confronts a confused Nancy about the theft, she relates the following story to explain her behavior:
As a young girl, Nancy lives with her housekeeper mother in the lavish Willis home and plays with Karen, the Willises' little daughter. Although Karen wants to invite Nancy to her upcoming birthday party, Mrs. Willis refuses to allow the lower-class Nancy to attend. A true friend, Karen promises to give Nancy one of the pins her guests are receiving. When Karen realizes there are no extra pins, however, she offers Nancy the beautiful locket she has just received from her mother. Nancy's subsequent joy is soon crushed when Mrs. Willis demands that she return the locket. Later, the locket is discovered missing, and Nancy is accused of theft. Although Nancy's mother soon finds the locket in Karen's dress, Mrs. Willis refuses to believe Nancy and forces her to "confess."
The adult Nancy then admits to Clyde that this childhood humiliation caused her unconscious desire to steal the bracelet at the party. After a forgiving Clyde returns the bracelet anonymously, he and Nancy continue their romance until the next party at the Bonners'. Suspecting that the absent Nancy is spending the evening in Bonner's arms, Clyde leaves the party to look for her and sees her exiting Mrs. Bonner's bedroom just after two gunshots are fired. Bonner is found murdered, and Mrs. Bonner's diamond necklace, stolen. Although Nancy and Clyde are questioned, valet Myron Dexter is eventually found guilty and is sentenced to die. Clyde, however, strongly suspects Nancy, but she angrily maintains her innocence and leaves for Florida.
Back in his office, Blair defends Nancy to Clyde but invites him to his house that evening. When confronted, Nancy denies everything and tells Blair that Clyde is merely jealous. The next day, Dexter is executed, and a guilt-ridden Clyde jumps from Blair's office window to his death.
To avoid scandal, Blair and Nancy move to England, and after World War II breaks out, Blair volunteers his medical services, while Nancy becomes an ambulance driver. Expressing concern over Blair's health, Nancy insists that they take a vacation at Lord and Lady Wyndham's manor house. Just as they are leaving, Blair learns that one of Lady Wyndham's valuable jewels has been stolen. Blair suspects Nancy but is unable to prove anything until a bomb destroys their flat and reveals her cache of stolen jewels.
Although confronted directly, Nancy continues to deny any guilt and divorces Blair after he suffers a nervous breakdown. Back in John's study, Blair, like Clyde before him, tries to convince John to abandon Nancy, who now uses the name Patton. John, however, believes Nancy when she tells him that Blair is still suffering from his breakdown.
Moments before the wedding is to start, Nancy's future mother-in-law, the unsuspecting Mrs. Willis, gives her the same locket that she once took away, and tells her that it is a precious family heirloom. The locket causes Nancy to be overcome with guilt, and she collapses at the altar in hysterics. As Nancy is later taken away to an institution, John sadly realizes the truth of Blair's story, but determines to see Nancy through her crisis.
看过的小新剧场版中最内容丰满最结构复杂最用心的一部了，理念和情怀也是满分，爆发了呀
不良少年黄毛儿正南很有型，阿呆也收获了懵懂的爱情，妮妮就算大暴走也是小可爱。
精英这个词本身指的确实是比同龄人更优异的表现，但既然能评判有比较，就一定有一套评判标准的，或者也可以理解为世俗意义的成功。这本身也无可厚非，只是教育也好，对自己的评判也好，并不需要也不应该用这种世俗标准来评判，这种标准下的精英者们更多的是一些精致利己主义者，不一定拥有更强的精神力量，不一定对自然更友好，不一定拥有好的亲密关系，甚至不一定更开心。此外，影片开头妮妮对青春的解释真是深得我心：酸酸甜甜的恋爱，浓烈的友情，数不清的梦想，人生中最闪耀的时光，那就是青春哦~
哈哈哈第一名流石同学眼镜是屁股形状的，原来正男是个弯。// 青春，到底是什么？青春是铁面具，恋爱，闪闪发亮，自卑感，后悔，人情世故，孤独，好耶好耶，曾经拥有，此时此刻，FIRE!
电影很好看，要看到最后！
还可以但是不至于9.1。感人程度不如风间他爸要升职小新唱歌送他。题材也太杂了ai，精英教育，推理。
原来是友情呀！没想到风间这么在意小新这个朋友，想和他上同一所小学呢！风间希望小新这个浑浑噩噩的小子能努力努力和自己一样优秀，不想因为上小学分道扬镳失去这个朋友，也不希望小新上了小学交了新朋友而忘记了他。但小新说的也很好呀，风间你就一直这么自以为是的活下去吧～ 两人的友谊真让人羡慕呢…… 青春万岁
天天吵着要当精英的小徹终于当了回主角www
8分，还是儿童向的动画剧场版。关于什么是青春那部分很好，其他地方整体中规中矩。
最简单的道理，从孩子口中说出来反而显得珍贵。
居然这么深刻，还是本格推理，批判的是功绩社会对成功的量化和教育的价值取向。用屁股思考，用鼻涕打人这些离谱的环节就还蛮好笑的，很喜欢小新和他家这种有自己定见的温暖氛围。小新和风间在樱花飘飘的跑道上互诉衷肠，简直就是基情四射的《麦琪的礼物》。而我注意到的是，番长大人那么帅！
非常意外的好看！青春是就算无意义也开心，犯错也开心，就算知道和朋友会渐行渐远，但是当下的我们开心就好！最后一段从开始跑就疯狂流泪 超出预期的好看！
衡量一个人永远不只是成为精英，那些世俗所谓的优秀，在人类最真挚美好的品格面前黯然失色。我们喜欢蜡笔小新，很多时候都是喜欢那些美好的品格——善良、可爱、积极、勇敢、真诚等等。
蜡笔小新看得比较少，剧本意外地完整度很高，有一定现实的深度，且多条线索节奏不乱。除了结尾有点过度煽情，整体体验很不错
为什么每一年的剧场版都这么好看呢 鸟型风间太可爱了！
4.5分：蜡笔小新系列最爱的一部！青春是什么东西呢？青春是恋爱，、是分手，青春是孤独、是陪伴，青春是自信、是自卑，青春是满足、是后悔，青春是沉默、是发光，青春是人情道义，是特立独行，青春是狂欢，青春是曾经拥有、是活在当下，青春是…“一千个读者就有一千个哈姆雷特”青春的定义“千奇百怪”正因为各有各的青春才让青春这两个简单的汉字变得意义深刻或一见就笑，或一目潸然，填鸭式教育从某种意义上本就是反人类的教育，如果内卷成为一种狂热一种理所应当，相比最本质的美好也都将烟消云散。孩子永远最真挚，蜡笔小新永远是最好的动画片，实话实说我也经常拘泥于自我内耗慢慢失去了最初对于事物的体验，谢谢小新让我再次反思自己，聆听自己～
推理胡闹，情感真挚，这种平衡把握并不容易，比柯南火影强太多；你要说这种热血煽情套路，它确实套路，但有太多故意剑走偏锋反而弄巧成拙的反面案例之下，先学会讲好一个故事才是踏踏实实的成功，而且故事的情感是真的，我的眼泪也是真的，去他妈的精英教育，我只要快乐奔跑。
哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈燃烧吧青春，蜡笔小新真是永远可爱
每天2小时电视剧培养出来的推理能力！
很喜欢这部优秀的作品。
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