Manon Lescaut (1926)
1926 · Silent film · 141 min · dir. Arthur Robison
- Drama
Synopsis
In the beginning, Manon Lescaut, a young mistress, is taken away from a convent by the French nobleman des Grieux, who is young as well, under the pretext he's her step brother. The two are in love and the debts are getting bigger each day due to him being disinherited by his father because of the wrong woman he fled with. She gets forced by the desire full and rich Marquis de Bli to stay with him in order to save her disinherited lover. At the acknowledgment of this, he doesn't want her for a…
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Details
- Director
- Arthur Robison
- Writer
- Hans Kyser
- Cinematography
- Theodor Sparkuhl
- Studio
- UFA
- Released
- 1926-02-15
- Running time
- 141 minutes
Cast & crew
Arthur Robison Director
Lya De Putti
Vladimir Gajdarov- Eduard Rothauser
