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Marjorie Daw,
Alice Joyce,
Marjorie Daw,
Victor McLaglen,
Lillian Hall-DavisNote62%
The marriage between Adrian and Drusilla St. Clair (Brook and Joyce) has become unsatisfactory and loveless since Adrian's return from World War I, with the couple treating each other with cold distance. Seeking escape from his unfulfilled home life, Adrian takes off to the East End of London where he disguises himself as a shabby itinerant. There he meets a pretty young waif Vicky (Marjorie Daw) and takes on the role of her unofficial protector. , 1h24
Réalisé par Graham CutsOrigine Royaume-uniGenres Drame,
Policier,
RomanceActeurs Ivor Novello,
Isabel Jeans,
Mabel Poulton,
Gordon Harker,
Marie Ault,
Bernard NedellNote65%
Pierre and Zélie are now married, but it is clear that the union has hit trouble. The latest manifestation of Zélie's restless, capricious nature is heavy gambling, to Pierre's disapproval. He nags her about her habit, but is ignored. Having tamed Pierre, Zélie now finds herself bored with him and starts to flirt openly with the wealthy Henri (Bernard Nedell). Her dismissive attitude towards Pierre, coupled with her continual desire to put him down and belittle him, finally causes him to leave her and return once again to his old haunt, the White Coffin Club., 1h14
Réalisé par Graham CutsOrigine Royaume-uniGenres Drame,
RomanceActeurs Ivor Novello,
Isabel Jeans,
Marie Ault,
Julie Suedo,
Gabriel RoscaNote60%
The film opens with Pierre comfortably ensconced as the kept man of his old sparring-partner Zélie, who has apparently made good on her previous claims that she could transform him from a criminal ruffian into a gentleman accepted by the upper echelons of Parisian society. While he appears to relish his new-found social status, Zélie attempts to keep him on a tight rein by constantly reminding him that just as she pulled him up from the gutter, so can she send him back there if he displeases her.