The Seventh Day

1922
1h

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueNew York socialites on a yachting trip dock at a New England fishing village. Two engaged couples become infatuated with local siblings, leading to romantic entanglements and disrupting exis... Tout lireNew York socialites on a yachting trip dock at a New England fishing village. Two engaged couples become infatuated with local siblings, leading to romantic entanglements and disrupting existing relationships.New York socialites on a yachting trip dock at a New England fishing village. Two engaged couples become infatuated with local siblings, leading to romantic entanglements and disrupting existing relationships.

Réalisation
- Henry King
Scénario
- Porter Emerson Browne
- Edmund Goulding
Casting principal

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6,5/10

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Réalisation
- Henry King
Scénario
- Porter Emerson Browne
- Edmund Goulding
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Récompenses
- 1 victoire au total

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The Flapper and the Fisherman

Young New Yorkers move their party to a yacht, which breaks down and anchors for a week of repairs off New Harbor, Maine. Going ashore, they soak up romance. Likable local Richard Barthelmess (as John Alden) romances flapper Louise Guff (as Patricia Vane). Mr. Barthelmess' sweet and innocent sister Anne Cornwall (as Betty Alden) attracts Ms. Gruff's fiancé George Stewart (as Reggie Van Zandt). Culture clashes involve fashion and church. Thanks to town gossip Tammany Young (as Donald Peabody), Barthelmess catches his sister rolling dice on the yacht. This little tableau doesn't approach the quality of Barthelmess and director Henry King's classic "Tol'able David" (1921), but the location is nice.

***** The Seventh Day (2/6/22) Henry King ~ Richard Barthelmess, Louise Guff, Anne Cornwall, George Stewart