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Feet of Clay
Director:
Cecil B. De Mille
(Dir)
Release Date:
22 Sep 1924
Duration (in feet):
9,746
Duration (in reels):
10
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Cast:
Vera Reynolds
(Amy Loring)
Rod La Rocque
(Kerry Harlan)
Ricardo Cortez
(Tony Channing)
Robert Edeson
(Dr. Fergus Lansell)
Julia Faye
(Bertha Lansell)
Theodore Kosloff
(Bendick)
Victor Varconi
(The Bookkeeper)
Summary:
After being injured in a battle with a shark, Kerry Harlan is unable to work, and his youthful wife, Amy, becomes a fashion model. While she is away, his surgeon's wife, Bertha, tries to force her attentions on Kerry and is accidentally killed in an attempt to evade her husband. Amy is courted by Tony Channing following the scandal, but she returns to her husband and finds him near death from gas fumes. As they both attempt suicide, their spirits are rejected by "the other world," and learning the truth from Bertha's spirit they fight their way back to life.
Production Company:
Famous Players--Lasky
Distribution Company:
Paramount Pictures
Director:
Cecil B. De Mille
(Dir)
Producer:
Adolph Zukor
(Pres)
Jesse L. Lasky
(Pres)
Writer:
Beulah Marie Dix
(Scen)
Bertram Millhauser
(Scen)
Photography:
Peverell Marley
(Dir of photog)
Archibald Stout
(Dir of photog)
Art Direction:
Roy Pomeroy
(Tech dir)
Country:
United States
Source Text:
Based on the novel
Feet of Clay
by Margaretta Tuttle (Boston & New York, 1923).
Authors:
Margaretta Tuttle
Copyright Claimant
Copyright Date
Copyright Number
Famous Players--Lasky
24/9/1924
dd/mm/yyyy
LP20598
Physical Properties:
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Genre:
Drama
Sub-Genre:
Society
Subjects (Major):
Models
Ghosts
Sharks
Suicide
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