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Your Money or Your Wife is a 1960 British comedy film directed by Anthony Simmons and starring Donald Sinden, Peggy Cummins, and Richard Wattis. It was based on the play Count Your Blessings by Ronald Jeans. [citation needed] A couple must divorce in order to inherit a fortune.
- Ethiro-Alliance
- Norman Williams
Your Money or Your Wife: Directed by Anthony Simmons. With Donald Sinden, Peggy Cummins, Richard Wattis, Peter Reynolds. A couple learns they must be divorced in order to inherit a fortune.
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- Comedy
- Anthony Simmons
- 1965
Long-winded domestic comedy about unbearably lovey-dovey couple (Sinden and Cummins) struggling for money who decide to take in lodgers. Then, in a contrivance too far, lawyer Wattis tells them that to gain an inheritance they have to be divorced, causing Sinden to engineer an assignation with slinky Steele, to create legal grounds.
Giddy young married couple Pelham Butterworth (Donald Sinden) and his wife Gay (Peggy Cummins) frenziedly pull every trick out of the bag – from slow double-takes to outraged innocence – in an effort to raise a giggle. For the record, Sinden does manage it a couple of times.
Peter Reynolds Cast. Ronald Jeans Screenplay. Brendan J. Stafford Cinematography. Philip Green Music. Critics reviews. A couple learns they must be divorced in order to inherit a fortune.
Your Money or Your Wife is a notably low budgeted slight domestic comedy based on Ronald Jeans' play Count Your Blessings. It concerns couple Pelham Butterworth (Donald Sinden) and his wife Gay (Peggy Cummings) participating in a masquerade of divorce to inherit a fortune in a will. It's directed by Anthony Simmons, who, in all fairness, does ...
1h 31m. Synopsis. Gay and Pelham Butterworth, a young couple expecting to inherit a small fortune through a legacy, imagine they will be able to pay off their many debts and still maintain their large house.
