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Maxime de Champcey, a bankrupt marquis, is hired by the wealthy Laroque and falls for his daughter Marguerite. She loves him too but rejects him under the belief he's a fortune hunter.
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Maxime de Champcey, a bankrupt marquis, is hired by the wealthy Laroque and falls for his daughter Marguerite. She loves him too but rejects him under the belief he's a fortune hunter.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Claude Vermorel, Abel Gance
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Les Productions Maurice Lehmann
Cast
Abel Gance
Director
Marie Bell
Marguerite
Pierre Fresnay
Maxime Hauterive de Champcey
André Baugé
Le berger
Pauline Carton
Mlle Aubry
Marcel Delaître
M. Laroque
Madame Désir
La concierge
Gaston Dubosc
Le vieux domestique
Saturnin Fabre
Bévallan
Jean Fleur
Florimond
Suzette Laydeker
Mlle Helouin
Marthe Mellot
Mlle de Porhoët
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