I Want My Man (1925)
Gulian Eyre, an American soldier blinded in action during the World War, remains in France after the cessation of hostilities and marries his nurse, Vida. Gulian is later operated on by a skilled French surgeon and recovers his sight, only to find that Vida has left him and obtained a divorce. Gulian returns to his family in the United States and becomes engaged to Lael, a girl he had known before the war. During this time, Vida has also come to the United States and has become the companion of Gulian's mother. Gulian does not recognize Vida, whom he has never seen; in any event, she had told him that she was terribly disfigured in order to make him believe that she did not pity him. Gulian's wedding to Lael is halted when his brother-in-law kills himself after squandering the Eyre fortune. Lael soon breaks her engagement to the impoverished Gulian, who declares his love to Vida. Vida involuntarily reveals her identity, and Gulian's happiness is complete.
Director: Lambert Hillyer
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Doris Kenyon as Vida |
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Milton Sills as Gulian Eyre |
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Phyllis Haver as Drusilla |
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May Allison as Lael |
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Kate Bruce as Mrs. Eyre |
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Paul Nicholson as Philip |
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Louis Stern as Mr. Eyre |
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Theresa Maxwell Conover as Mrs. Sartori |
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Charles Lane as French Doctor |
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George Howard as American Doctor |
| Directing | Lambert Hillyer | Director |
| Writing | Maxwell Struthers Burt | Writer |
| Writing | Earl Hudson | Writer |
| Writing | Joseph F. Poland | Writer |
| Writing | Earle Snell | Writer |
| Crew | James Van Trees | Cinematography |
