Your Money or Your Wife

• Donald Sinden as Pelham Butterworth
• Peggy Cummins as Gay Butterworth
• Richard Wattis as Hubert Fry
• Peter Reynolds as Theodore Malek
• Georgina Cookson as Thelma Cressingdon
• Gladys Boot as Mrs. Compton Chamberlain
• Barbara Steele as Juliet Frost
• Betty Baskcomb as Janet Fry
• Olive Sloane as Mrs. Withers
• Ian Fleming as The judge
• Candy Scott as The maid
• Noel Tregarthen as The chauffeur

Donald Sinden recalled the film in his memoirs:

Oh dear. Unfortunately it was made on the cheap and little care had been taken turning a script, intended to be played in one permanent setting, into a film. It was merely chopped into sections: one to be played in the living room, another in the bedroom, the next in the garage, the next in the kitchen. This left endless shots of actors walking in silence from one place to another before continuing the dialogue. As someone wisely pointed out, a movie means that the action should move — not the camera.[3]

Your Money or Your Wife was released in March 1960 in Great Britain.[4] Originally written as the play 'Count Your Blessings' by Ronald Jeans. First performed at Wyndhams Theatre London March 7, 1951.

In the Radio Times, David Parkinson gave the film one out of five stars, and wrote, "Nice title, shame about the movie...Both screenwriter Ronald Jeans and director Anthony Simmons seemed to think that an abundance of slapstick, a little innuendo and bags of mugging would be enough to have the audience in convulsions."[5]

• Your Money or Your Wife at IMDb