Flowers of Hate (1924)
"A far-fetched, overdrawn story of two men who try to prove their courage and devotion to the same girl, by getting flowers she has expressed a desire for, from Pinnacle Rock, in Mount Rainier National Park, where the picture was photographed. They shadow each other during the three-day climb and descent, and end by hating each other and the girl, who has not a glimmer of recognition for them when they return. A story which is apt to leave one with an unpleasant feeling regarding human nature in general. The film is part of the Robert C. Bruce Wilderness Tales series."
Director: Robert C. Bruce
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Myrtle Forbes as Vera Grey |
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Selmer Jackson as Earle Calvert |
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Gurnie Hays as Kirk White |
| Directing | Robert C. Bruce | Director |
| Writing | Robert C. Bruce | Writer |
| Crew | David W. Gobbett | Cinematography |
