Too Much Money

Robert Broadley is a man at the end of his financial rope, though not for lack of funds. As a millionaire, his primary obstacle is his wife’s pathological obsession with frivolous spending, a habit that threatens to turn their marriage into a mere transaction. In a desperate bid to reclaim the woman he married, Robert orchestrates an elaborate deception: he announces that he has been completely wiped out, reduced to the status of a penniless commoner. The plan is designed to strip away the vanity of wealth and force a return to genuine affection. However, the social experiment takes a dangerous detour when a 'friend' with ulterior motives and a criminal streak decides to exploit the fake bankruptcy for real gain. What began as a domestic lesson in humility quickly descends into a high-stakes game of deception where Robert must navigate his own lie to protect his actual fortune and his wife's safety.