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The Circular Staircase est un film réalisé par Edward LeSaint avec Guy Oliver

The Circular Staircase (1915)

The Circular Staircase
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The Circular Staircase est un film muet américain réalisé par Edward LeSaint et sorti en 1915.

Le scénario est inspiré d'un roman de Mary Roberts Rinehart : The Circular Staircase (publié en français sous le titre L'Escalier en spirale et L'escalier en colimaçon)

Acteurs

Guy Oliver

(Halsey Innes)Eugenie Besserer

(Tante Ray)Stella LeSaint

(Gertrude Innes)Edith Johnson

(Louise Armstrong)William Howard

(Jack Bailey)
Et :
Anna Dodge
Fred Huntley
George Hernandez
Bertram Grassby
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