My Neighbor's Wife (1925)
Millionaire's son Jack Newberry is determined to make it in the motion picture industry on his own terms. To accomplish this, he invests all of his money into a film project and borrows an additional $40,000 from his sweetheart's father to finance the production. He hires a foreign director, Eric von Greed, to direct the film. To the surprise of everyone, the film becomes a massive success. Having firmly proven his business acumen and earning the respect of his future father-in-law, Jack marries his sweetheart.
Director: Clarence Geldart
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E.K. Lincoln as Jack Newberry |
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Helen Ferguson as Florence Keaton |
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Edwards Davis as Mr. Keaton |
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Herbert Rawlinson as Allen Allwright |
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William Russell as Eric von Greed, film director |
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William Bailey as Greed's Assistant |
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Chester Conklin as Cameraman |
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Tom Santschi as Inventor |
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Mildred Harris as Inventor's Wife |
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Douglas Gerrard as Bertie |
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Margaret Loomis as Kathlyn Jordan |
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Ralph Faulkner as William Jordan |
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Philippe De Lacy as William Jordan Jr. |
| Directing | Clarence Geldart | Director |
| Crew | Ralph Faulkner | Fight Choreographer |
| Camera | Joseph Walker | Director of Photography |
| Production | J. Charles Davis | Producer |
| Production | Clifford S. Elfelt | Producer |
| Writing | James Oliver Curwood | Story |
