A Divorce of Convenience
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About This Movie
A Divorce of Convenience is a 1921 drama-comedy film directed by Selznick Pictures. The story features Spanish coquette Tula Moliana, who navigates a complicated situation involving two husbands and a web of deceit.
This film holds a certain appeal for collectors, but good prints are becoming scarce, making it a bit harder to track down. Its silent comedy-drama blend is a rarity, especially from the early 1920s, which adds a layer of interest. Format history is a bit murky, but it does pop up occasionally in collections of silent films, often overshadowed by more well-known titles. The unique narrative and atmosphere may draw collectors who appreciate the nuances of this transitional period in cinema.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What genre does A Divorce of Convenience belong to?
A Divorce of Convenience is classified as a drama and comedy.
Who directed A Divorce of Convenience?
A Divorce of Convenience was directed by Selznick Pictures.
Who are the top cast members of A Divorce of Convenience?
The film stars Nita Naldi, Owen Moore, Katherine Perry, George Lessey, and Charles Craig.
What are the key themes in A Divorce of Convenience?
Key themes in A Divorce of Convenience include bigamy and deceit.
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