Fogg's Millions

1914

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Van Dyke Brooke and Norma Talmadge in Fogg's Millions (1914)

Old Peter Fogg, William Fogg's uncle, has a stroke of paralysis, and Dr. Jack Manly, who is in love with William Fogg's daughter Milly, orders him to the seaside. Milly, however, is in love ... Read allOld Peter Fogg, William Fogg's uncle, has a stroke of paralysis, and Dr. Jack Manly, who is in love with William Fogg's daughter Milly, orders him to the seaside. Milly, however, is in love with Loring, an adventurer whom Jim Marvin, William Fogg's gardener, believes to be the ma... Read allOld Peter Fogg, William Fogg's uncle, has a stroke of paralysis, and Dr. Jack Manly, who is in love with William Fogg's daughter Milly, orders him to the seaside. Milly, however, is in love with Loring, an adventurer whom Jim Marvin, William Fogg's gardener, believes to be the man who eloped with his (Jim's) wife. The gardener tells Manly of his suspicions and swears ... Read all

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It holds the attention of the spectator by its sheer worthiness

This is a well-produced two-part picture in all respects, and it holds the attention of the spectator by its sheer worthiness. It contains much that demonstrates human frailties, which in the end, in sequence, boomerangs to punish the culprits. Elizabeth R. Carpenter must be given the credit for having produced a splendid vehicle for a superior cast. Van Dyke Brooke, who plays the leading part, Peter Fogg, is the director. Jack Harvey portrays in a natural manner the wronged husband. Norma Talmadge, Kalman Matus and Harry Kendall are in the cast. - The Moving Picture World, August 1, 1914

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