The Green-Eyed Devil

The Green-Eyed Devil tells the story of Jim Miller, a man living in a cheap tenement with his wife and sister. Once better off, Jim has become a morose and suspicious figure, straining his relationships. His sister, jealous of his wife Mary, seeks to turn Jim against her, complicating their lives further.

As Jim struggles with work, Mary takes it upon herself to earn money by painting clay figures. Despite her talent, she hides her earnings out of fear of Jim's volatile nature. The tension escalates when Jim's sister unexpectedly discovers Mary's secret, leading to a conflict that highlights themes of jealousy and desperation. This film captures the emotional struggles of its characters, making it a significant entry in early 20th-century drama cinema.