Grit

Grit

Grit

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Grit

1924

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Drama

Overview

Two former childhood gang members, "Kid" Hart and Orchid McGonigle, attempt to go straight, despite pressure to continue their lives of lawlessness.

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9 members

Acting

Glenn Hunter

Kid Hart

Glenn Hunter

Acting

Clara Bow

Orchid McGonigle

Clara Bow

Acting

Dore Davidson

Pop Finkle

Dore Davidson

Acting

Osgood Perkins

Boris Giovanni Smith

Osgood Perkins

Acting

Roland Young

Houdini Hart

Roland Young

Writing

Townsend Martin

Flashy Joe

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Helenka Adamowska

Annie Hart

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Directing

Joseph Depew

Tony O'Cohen

Joseph Depew

Acting

Martin Borden

Bennie Finkle

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