 (1958), "The Heart of a Man" (1959), and "The Lady Is a Square" (1959).Wilcox was plagued with financial troubles in the 1950s and 1960s.He missed an early opportunity to invest in television; Anna Neagle's chain of dancing schools failed; he and Neagle invested heavily in British Lion shares and the company went into receivership; he borrowed £341,000 from the Edgware Trust; he and Neagle had guaranteed a £75,000 loan to make the two Errol Flynn films; and he paid £100,000 to Terence Rattigan for the film rights to his play "Ross" only for him to be unable to get it made.