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The Hope

The Hope

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The Hope

1920

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Drama

Overview

An upper class melodrama.

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Cast & Crew

8 members

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Jack Mulhall

Harold, Lord Ingestre

Jack Mulhall

Acting

Marguerite De La Motte

Lady Brenda Carylon

Marguerite De La Motte

Acting

Ruth Stonehouse

Olive Waltburn

Ruth Stonehouse

Acting

Frank Elliott

Hector Grant

Frank Elliott

Acting

Lillian Langdon

Countess Ingestre

Lillian Langdon

Acting

Mayme Kelso

Duchess of Remington

Mayme Kelso

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Arthur Clayton

Captain Jamison

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Herbert Grimwood

Michael

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