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film del 1923 diretto da William C. deMille

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It is catalogued under topics including 1920s rediscovered films, 1923 American films and 1923 comedy-drama films.

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Film · TMDB

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Andrew Bullivant, a retired lawyer known as "Grumpy" for his irascibility, calls on all his experience and powers of deduction to expose Chamberlin Jarvis as the thief of a valuable diamond being transported by Ernest Heron. A gardenia is the clue; and Virginia Bullivant, Ernest's sweetheart, is Jarvis' unwitting dupe.

Released: 1923-03-1160 minDir: William C. deMilleComedy, Drama

Cast

  • Theodore Roberts as Grumpy
  • May McAvoy as Virginia Bullivant
  • Conrad Nagel as Ernest Heron
  • Casson Ferguson as Chamberlin Jarvis
  • Bertram Johns as Keble
  • Charles Ogle as Ruddock

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Ratings

Year
1923
Runtime
60 min
Genres
Comedy

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
film
Country of origin
United States
Screenwriter
Clara Beranger
Cast member
Theodore Roberts
Duration
70
Image
Grumpy (1923) - 1.jpg
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publication date
1923-01-01
title
Grumpy
copyright status
public domain
Commons category
Grumpy (1923 film)
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Article · Italiano

Spalle al muro (Grumpy) è un film muto del 1923 diretto da William C. de Mille. La sceneggiatura e l'adattamento di Clara Beranger si basano sull'omonimo lavoro teatrale di Horace Hodges e Thomas Wigney Percyval andato in scena al Wallack's Theatre di Broadway il 19 o il 24 novembre 1913. Nel 1930, la Paramount ne fece un remake, sempre con il titolo Grumpy, film che fu diretto da George Cukor e . Gardner, nello stesso anno, girò anche la versione spagnola, intitolata Cascarrabias.

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