Women Are Like That

Women Are Like That (original French title: Comment qu'elle est?) is a 1960 French spy thriller directed by Bernard Borderie. Adapted from I'll Say She Does, the 1945 novel by British crime writer Peter Cheyney, it follows the hardboiled FBI agent Lemmy Caution, played by Eddie Constantine. The picture was the fifth screen appearance of Constantine in the role and belonged to a series of French productions built around Cheyney's books, which enjoyed a large following in France.

Constantine is joined in the leading cast by Françoise Brion, André Luguet and Alfred Adam. Borderie co-wrote the screenplay with Marc-Gilbert Sauvajon, the score was composed by Paul Misraki, and the sets were created by art director René Moulaert. The film opened in French cinemas in September 1960.