Ivy (1947) — AI Story Visualization

Ivy (1947) Poster

Plot Analysis Summary

A concealed romantic entanglement becomes entangled with a death investigation and a trial that ends in a fatal sentence.

Story Structure — 5 Plot Phases

Fortune and French Waters

A visitor receives a hopeful fortune reading shadowed by Mrs. Thrawn's sense of misfortune. Miles's circle travels to France, where Mrs. Lexton and Miles speak warmly while the others are away.

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Secrets in a Troubled Marriage

The plot establishes the troubled Lexton marriage and Roger's love for Mrs. Lexton. She admits that she concealed his feelings from Jervis, who trusted Roger.

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Death and Investigation

Jervis dies, and Inspector Orpington questions Mrs. Lexton about Roger and the possibility that Jervis might have taken his own life if he had learned the truth. Mrs. Lexton warns Roger not to implicate her as she fears exposure.

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A Guilty Plea

At Roger's trial, Mrs. Lexton confirms her earlier account but hesitates when asked directly about their relationship. Roger changes his plea to guilty and receives a death sentence.

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Leaving Town

After the sentence, Mrs. Lexton prepares to leave town. She refuses to see Mrs. Gretorex until the matter is over.

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Story Breakdown

Directed by

Sam Wood

Key Cast

Rating: 6.6/10 (28 votes)

Content sources

Related entry on Wikidata (Q3221969), public domain (CC0).

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