The Flight of the Duchess (1916)
Overview
Based on Browning's poem, a widowed Duchess raises a son that decides to abandon modern ways and act like it's the medieval days. When he wishes to marry, a young woman is found and plays along believing it's all a joke.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.417 |
Directed By
Eugene Nowland
Crew
Eugene Nowland
Robert Browning
Virginia Tyler Hudson
Virginia Tyler Hudson
Robert Browning
Edwin Thanhouser
Otto Brautigan
Oscar W. Forster
TOP CAST
Gladys Hulette
Lady Alice - The Earl's Ward
Barnett Parker
The Duke
Robert Gray
The Earl
Nellie Parker Spaulding
The Duke's Mother
Wayne Arey
Gypsy Blacksmith
Carolyn Lee
The Gypsy's Mother
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