Tyrant Fear (1918)
Allaine Grandet lives with her father in the barren land of the north, where women are nothing more than mere chattels. She is sold by her father to Jules Latour, a brutal and primitive trapper, who subsequently gambles her away to James Dermot, the keeper of a den in the gold settlement. She is here befriended by a besotted pianist, who has seen better days, but whose manhood revives in Allaine's environment.
Director: Roy William Neill
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Dorothy Dalton as Allaine Grandet |
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Thurston Hall as Harley Dane |
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Melbourne MacDowell as James Dermot |
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William Conklin as Jules Latour |
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Lou Salter as Theodore De Coppee |
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Carmen Phillips as Marie Courtot |
| Directing | Roy William Neill | Director |
| Camera | John Stumar | Director of Photography |
| Art | G. Harold Percival | Art Direction |
| Writing | R. Cecil Smith | Story |
