The French Doll (1923)
Georgine Mazulier, the daughter of a French furniture dealer, is exploited by her father and Snyder, an American hustler, to sell fake antiques to millionaires. Concerned by Georgine's fascination with Pedro Carrova, a gigolo, the Mazuliers take Georgine to the U.S., where they target "Kippered Kod" tycoon Wellington Wick as her prospective husband. Wellington falls in love with Georgine, but she remains loyal to Pedro. While visiting Palm Beach, Florida, she is outraged at the sight of Pedro with his lover, the wife of an elderly millionaire. The millionaire is equally outraged and attempts to shoot his faithless wife, but accidentally wounds Georgine. She then realizes that Wellington is a worthy suitor and consents to marry him.
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| Filmmakers | Role |
|---|---|
| Robert Z. Leonard | Director |
| Paul Armont | Writer |
| Alfred A. Cohn | Writer |
| Marcel Gerbidon | Writer |
| Frances Marion | Writer |
| Robert Z. Leonard | Producer |
| Oliver T. Marsh | Cinematographer |
| Cast | Role |
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| Mae Murray | |
| Orville Caldwell | |
| Rod La Rocque | |
| Rose Dione |
