Rating: 2/5
Molyneux Errol, Earl of Dorincourt, had three sons: Bevis, Maurice and Cedric. Bevis and Maurice were ugly and stupid and rude and mercenary, but Cedric was handsome and intelligent and as kind as could be. The grumpy, hot-tempered widowed Earl was rather pleased with Cedric his youngest son; but he banned him from returning to his beloved England when he heard that he had married an American woman. The Earl was quite against America and Americans.
The American woman whom Cedric married was beautiful and kind and clever, and together they had a son, also called Cedric. Little did they know that the little boy would rise from shabbiness and lower-middle-class life to wealth and glamour in England with his grandfather the Earl.