To Dorothy, a Son

Year: 1954

Runtime: 85 mins

Language: English

Director: Muriel Box

Comedy

Following a convoluted will, Myrtle will inherit $2 million only if her ex‑husband fails to produce a male heir; otherwise he gets the cash. Relentlessly determined, she travels from New York to England, where she finds him married to a heavily pregnant woman. She must decide whether to try winning him back or to legally challenge his new marriage.

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