money grows on trees movie It Grows on Trees (1952) DVD Irene Dunne (in her final screen role), Dean Jagger, Joan Evans, Richard Crenna, Les Tremayne, Frank Ferguson and Sandy

money grows on trees movie It Grows on Trees (1952) DVD Irene Dunne (in her final screen role), Dean Jagger, Joan Evans, Richard Crenna, Les Tremayne, Frank Ferguson and SandyIt Grows on Trees (1952) DVD B&W DVD Shown in original aspect ratio Approx. 84 min. Playable in North America (the US, Canada, Mexico, etc.) Starring: Irene Dunne (in her final screen role), Dean Jagger, Joan Evans, Richard Crenna, Les Tremayne, Frank Ferguson and Sandy Descher. Written by Leonard Praskins and Barney Slater, based on their short story It Grows on Trees. Directed by Arthur Lubin. Polly (Irene Dunne) is happily married to Philip (Dean

It Grows on Trees (1952) DVD B&W DVD Shown in original aspect ratio Approx. 84 min. Playable in North America (the US, Canada, Mexico, etc.)

Starring: Irene Dunne (in her final screen role), Dean Jagger, Joan Evans, Richard Crenna, Les Tremayne, Frank Ferguson and Sandy Descher. Written by Leonard Praskins and Barney Slater, based on their short story “It Grows on Trees”. Directed by Arthur Lubin.

Polly (Irene Dunne) is happily married to Philip (Dean Jagger), they have two children Diane and Midge (Joan Evans and Sandy Descher). One day Polly discovers that two mystery trees in their backyard grow money. Real, actual money! One morning, a few days after Polly purchases the trees, a $5 bill floats in through an open window, spurring a curious turn of luck to her family's ongoing financial concerns. As she continues to collect more in the following days and weeks, Polly finds that the money is actually growing on the new trees, but she keeps that discovery from her husband Philip. Polly finds ways to use the money, while her husband wants it to be turned into the police.

The neighbors, the media, the bank, the I.R.S., and the U.S. Treasury all get involved. Comedy ensues as the Baxters struggle with newfound ethical dilemmas. Is this money legal or counterfeit, and what happens when the money starts to dry up like an old leaf? All the time, however, Polly maintains that the world is full of wonder, if only people would believe.

“The wonderful story of a wish come true!”