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A devious priest who manipulates the dying O.M. Rivers into adding a controversial conditional clause to his will, splitting the fortune between his children and the gardener while threatening that th...
O.M.'s gay son who is caught with his lover and confesses to his father, inadvertently triggering his fatal heart attack. He must find a heterosexual partner to reproduce within the deadline to secure...
O.M.'s lesbian daughter whose sexuality is already known to her father. She is equally bound by the inheritance clause and must conceive a child through heterosexual intercourse within one year to pre...
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Father Kelly prompts the clause requiring either Sonny or Bitsy to have a child through heterosexual intercourse within one year.
Father Kelly is described as a devious priest who prompts the dying father to add the controversial condition affecting Sonny's inheritance.
The plot identifies Sonny and Bitsy as the two grown children of the same father.
A family inheritance becomes conditional after a gay son's confession triggers a fatal crisis and a priest-backed reproductive requirement.
Directed by Robert Downey Sr.
Too Much Sun (1991) · 4.7/10 · comedy
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