The French Doll
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About This Movie
The French Doll is a 1923 comedy-drama directed by an undisclosed filmmaker. This silent film features a narrative centered around a young woman caught in a con game involving fake antiques and a scheming hustler.
The French Doll is a rare find among silent films, often overlooked but intriguing for collectors due to its unique storyline and period aesthetics. It has seen limited releases on various home media formats, making original prints quite scarce. Interest in this film has been growing recently, particularly among enthusiasts of early cinema who appreciate its exploration of societal themes and the art world.
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What is The French Doll about?
The French Doll tells the story of Georgine Mazulier, who is exploited by her father and an American hustler to sell fake antiques to millionaires.
What genre does The French Doll belong to?
The French Doll is classified as a comedy-drama.
Who directed The French Doll?
The director of The French Doll is not specified in the supplied data.
Who stars in The French Doll?
The film features a cast that includes Mae Murray, Orville Caldwell, and Rod La Rocque.
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