Honeymoon Hate (1927)
Gail Grant, the impetuous daughter of a Pittsburgh steel magnate, arrives at a hotel in Venice and demands the Imperial Suite; in London, George Banning-Green, a persistent admirer, believes that she has gone to Berlin. Searching for "imperial" furnishings, the hotel manager goes to the palace of Prince Dantarini, who is selling the contents of his villa as an aftermath of the war. Dantarini agrees to be her guide in Venice, and when he proposes in his garden, Gail accepts.
Director: Luther Reed
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Florence Vidor as Gail Grant |
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Tullio Carminati as Prince Dantarini |
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William Austin as Banning-Green |
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Corliss Palmer as Mrs. Fremont Gage I |
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Effie Ellsler as Miss Molosey |
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Albert Conti as |
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Shirley Dorman as Mrs. Fremont Gage II |
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Genaro Spagnoli as Bueno |
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Marcel Guillaume as Pietro |
| Writing | Herman J. Mankiewicz | Dialogue |
| Directing | Luther Reed | Director |
| Writing | George Marion Jr. | Dialogue |
| Writing | Doris Anderson | Adaptation |
| Writing | A.M. Williamson | Story |
| Writing | Ethel Doherty | Writer |
| Camera | Harry Fischbeck | Director of Photography |
| Production | Jesse L. Lasky | Producer |
| Production | Adolph Zukor | Producer |
