"A Letter to Three Wives" is a 1949 film directed by Joseph L. Mankiewicz. The story revolves around three women who receive a letter from a mutual friend, Addie Ross, stating that she has run away with one of their husbands. The film explores themes of love, jealousy, and self-reflection as each woman contemplates her marriage and the choices she has made. As the narrative unfolds, the three wives—Lora Mae, Rita, and Deborah—reveal their personal stories through flashbacks. The film highlights their relationships and the impact of Addie's letter, ultimately leading to a deeper understanding of their lives and the men they married.