The Unfortunate Marriage (1917)
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- Not Rated
- 1h 8min
- Drama
- 01 Jul 1917 (USA)
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Cast
Florence La Badie | ... |
Ann Catherick / Laura Fairlie
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Richard Neill | ... |
Sir Percival Glyde
(as Richard R. Neill)
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Gertrude Dallas | ... |
Marian Holcombe
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Arthur Bauer | ... |
Count Fosco
(as Arthur Bower)
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Wayne Arey | ... |
Walter Hartridge
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J.H. Gilmour | ... |
Frederic Fairlie
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Claude Cooper | ... |
Nicola Pesca
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Directed by
Ernest C. Warde |
Written by
Wilkie Collins | ... | (novel) |
Lloyd Lonergan | ... | (scenario) |
Produced by
Edwin Thanhouser | ... | producer |
Cinematography by
William Zollinger | ... | (as William M. Zollinger) |
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- Pathé Exchange (1917) (United States) (theatrical) (Gold Rooster Play)
- Candler Pictures (1921) (United States) (theatrical) (re-issue)
- Thanhouser Company Film Preservation Inc. (2007) (United States) (DVD)
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Plot Summary |
At the request of her dying father, heiress Laura Fairlie marries Sir Percival Glyde, despite her love for Walter Hartridge and the warnings of Ann Catherick, a half-witted girl who bears a striking resemblance to Laura. After the marriage, Glyde schemes to appropriate his wife's money. When he learns that Ann has escaped from an asylum and has perished, Glyde takes Laura to the asylum and commits her, claiming that she is Ann. He then informs everyone that his wife had died, and buries the body of the insane woman in her place. Walter and Laura's half sister, Marian Halcombe, become suspicious, however, and remembering Ann's previous warnings, discover what Glyde has done. After Glyde meets his death in a fire, Walter rescues Laura and the two lovers are reunited. |
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Trivia | This film is preserved in the Library of Congress collection. See more » |
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