Two Women and a Man (1909)A man strikes it big on the stock market and abandons his wife for a singer. Later his stocks collapse and his new wife refuses to pawn her jewels to help him. Director:D.W. GriffithWriter:D.W. Griffith |
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Frank Powell | ... |
John Randolph
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Kate Bruce | ... |
Molly Randolph
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Dorothy Bernard |
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Verner Clarges | ... |
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Francis J. Grandon | ... |
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Ruth Hart | ... |
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Arthur V. Johnson | ... |
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James Kirkwood | ... |
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Stephanie Longfellow |
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Owen Moore | ... |
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George Nichols | ... |
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Anthony O'Sullivan | ... |
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Billy Quirk | ... |
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Gertrude Robinson | ... | |
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A man strikes it big on the stock market and abandons his wife for a singer. Later his stocks collapse and his new wife refuses to pawn her jewels to help him.
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EnglishRelease Date:
15 November 1909 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Fort Lee, New Jersey, USACompany Credits
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I scored this 11 minute offering a 4 out of 10 because the 34 year old D.W. Griffith does not look favourably upon the disadvantaged. Any engagement that he has with them in this film is merely to advance his own interests and is purely cosmetic. He does not see them as useful citizens, and therefore relegates them into the shadows without giving them screen time to improve themselves and become a higher state of being. He doesn't enhance the audience's experience of his films. He adds nothing to the storytelling of this particular project, and the perspective from which he views the world is dull and misshapen. The camera needs to pay a lot more attention to detail.