Fast-paced, quirky and slightly kinky, this early Cecil B. DeMille film deals with a noble Turkish POW and a Montenegrin peasant women on whose farm he works. House Peters is so-so but Blanche Sweet is marvelous.
This film is fun on a stick and highly recommended to anybody who has never seen a DeMille silent. It’s just about an hour long, so perfect for a double feature movie night.
How does it end? Hover or tap below for a spoiler.
They fall in love, of course, she loses her farm and the noble dude loses his fortune, so they decide to start a new life together.
If it were a dessert it would be: Chocolate-Glazed Boston Cream Whoopie Pies. Oh, we are bad, aren’t we?
Availability: Released on DVD and Bluray by Olive. (Looks gorgeous too.)
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Big fan of Blanche, must see! I’ve not seen this one!
Oh yes, definitely a must see for Blanche Sweet fans. She gives a wonderful performance.
I’d love to see this and I always snicker that it is a happy ending even though they lose everything
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