The Fortune Hunter

The Fortune Hunter

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The Fortune Hunter

1914

1h 0m

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Comedy

Overview

A hydroplane pilot is in love with a wealthy old scientist's granddaughter. However, a fortune hunter also desires to marry the granddaughter for her money, even though she is in love with the pilot. Based on a successful play that starred John Barrymore.

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18 members

Acting

William Elliott

Nat Duncan

William Elliott

Acting

George Soule Spencer

Harry Kellogg

George Soule Spencer

Acting

Ethel Clayton

Betty Graham

Ethel Clayton

Acting

Betty Brice

Josie Lockwood

Betty Brice

Directing

Joseph Kaufman

Roland Barrett

Joseph Kaufman

Acting

James Daly

Blinky Lockwood

James Daly

Acting

Gaston Bell

Willie Bartlett

Gaston Bell

Acting

Clara Lambert

Mrs. Willing

Clara Lambert

Writing

Edwin Barbour

Old Hi

Edwin Barbour

Acting

Bernard Siegel

Mr. Lee

Bernard Siegel

Acting

Charles Brandt

Sam Graham

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Acting

Florence Williams

Mrs. Lockwood

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Acting

Ruth Bryan

Angie Smith

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Acting

Frank Backus

Pete Willing

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Acting

Alan Quinn

Tracy Tenner

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Acting

Ferdinand Tidmarsh

George Burnham

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Acting

Richard Wangermann

Watty, the Tailor

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Mrs. George W. Walters

Mrs. Whitmarsh

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