The film held promise, yet ultimately feels strangely detached. Cary Grant, playing "Bliss," manages to be watchable as a wealthy man experiencing health problems. Following advice from an unconventional doctor, "Sir James Alroyd" (Peter Gawthorne), he’s instructed to perform manual labor for a year – a way to break free from his privileged existence and challenge both mind and body. The narrative then follows him th…