Dorothy Farnum - Turner Classic Movies

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Over Night (1915)

Lorna Doone (1935)

The Constant Nymph (1934)

Evensong (1934)

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Redemption (1930) -- (Movie Clip) I'm Afraid I'm A Barbarian

Redemption (1930) -- (Movie Clip) Thou Has Not Promised Thyself...

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Filmography

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Over Night (1915)

Writer (Feature Film)

Lorna Doone (1935)

The Constant Nymph (1934)

Evensong (1934)

Sevilla de mis amores (1930)

Argumento de [Story]

Le spectre vert (1930)

Redemption (1930)

Call of the Flesh (1930)

A Lady's Morals (1930)

The Pagan (1929)

The Unholy Night (1929)

The Divine Woman (1928)

Dream of Love (1928)

The Torrent (1926)

The Temptress (1926)

Bardelys the Magnificent (1926)

The Unknown Soldier (1926)

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Off the Highway (1925)

Recompense (1925)

Rose of the World (1925)

Being Respectable (1924)

A Lost Lady (1924)

Lovers' Lane (1924)

Tess of the D'Urbervilles (1924)

The Lover of Camille (1924)

Beau Brummel (1924)

Daring Youth (1924)

Sinner or Saint (1923)

Modern Marriage (1923)

The Darling of the Rich (1923)

Loyal Lives (1923)

Jacqueline, or Blazing Barriers (1923)

The Darling of the Rich (1923)

Fair Lady (1922)

The Secrets of Paris (1922)

His Wife's Husband (1922)

How Women Love (1922)

Salvation Nell (1921)

The Great Adventure (1921)

Jim the Penman (1921)

The Iron Trail (1921)

Wife Against Wife (1921)

Good References (1920)

The Broken Melody (1919)

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Redemption (1930) -- (Movie Clip) I'm Afraid I'm A Barbarian Still in the opening scene, Russian playboy Fedya (John Gilbert) revels with his Gypsy friends, especially Renée Adorée as Masha, when he’s distracted by Lisa (Eleanor Boardman) and old friend Victor (Conrad Nagel), in MGM’s Redemption 1930, remotely based on a Tolstoy play.

Redemption (1930) -- (Movie Clip) Thou Has Not Promised Thyself... Director Fred Niblo clinging to silent-film conventions, shifting from a fledgling pre-revolutionary Russian romance to a high Orthodox wedding, in a lofty MGM soundstage, John Gilbert as rogue Fedya and Eleanor Boardman as smitten Lisa, in Redemption 1930, remotely based on a Tolstoy play.

Beau Brummel (1924) -- (Movie Clip) Indiscreet Midnight Suppers John Barrymore (title character), now out of favor with the Prince Of Wales, plans to cultivate the Duchess of York instead, only to get a surprise warning from loyal Lady Alvanley (Mary Astor), whom he has secretly loved all along, in Warner Brothers' Beau Brummel, 1924.

Temptress, The (1926) -- (Movie Clip) Her Jewels Paid The Way Argentine engineer Robledo (Antonio Moreno) at first thrilled his childhood pal Torre (Armand Kaliz) has come from France, less delighted when his decadent wife Elena (Greta Garbo), whom he has scorned, appears, in The Temptress, 1926, from a Vicente Blasco-Ibanez novel.

Temptress, The (1926) -- (Movie Clip) Till We Meet In Hell Technical flash, naughty and operatic content, as French Fontenoy (Marc MacDermott) hosts what we learn is his last bash, blaming all on wanton mistress Elena (Greta Garbo), who's become more interested in new flame Robledo (Antonio Moreno), in MGM's The Temptress, 1926.

Temptress, The (1926) -- (Movie Clip) Will You Think Me Too Bold? At a wild Paris costume party, fleeing the advances of her creepy lover and host, Elena (Greta Garbo, in her 2nd Hollywood picture) having no fun until intercepted by a stranger (Antonio Moreno), whom we will learn is a close friend of her wronged husband, early in MGM’s The Temptress, 1926.

Beau Brummel (1924) -- (Movie Clip) Your Wife Has Just Been Kissed John Barrymore (title character) is ingratiating himself with the Prince Of Wales (Willard Louis), the future George IV, who is busy fooling around with an innkeepers' wife (Betty Brice), taking the hit when the inkeeper (James A. Marcus) catches on, in Warner Brothers' Beau Brummel, 1924.

Jew Suss (1934) -- (Movie Clip) The Price Of Our Heritage From a vignette in the Wurtemberg jewish ghetto to the introduction of Josef Suss Oppenheim (Conrad Veidt), with sidekick Landauer (Paul Graetz), opening the 1934 British version of Jew Suss, a.k.a. Power.

Jew Suss (1934) -- (Movie Clip) Can You Make Gold? Suss Oppenheim (Conrad Veidt) attempting a secret visit with the rabbi uncle (Cedric Hardwicke) caring for his daughter, when his new friend the drunken prince Karl (Frank Vosper) intrudes, in the British version of Jew Suss, 1934.

Bardelys The Magnificent -- (Movie Clip) About To Lose My Head In what is notably a failed escape attempt, Bardelys (John Gilbert), about to be hanged as someone else, swashbuckles away until King Louis XIII (Roy D'Arcy) arrives to rescue, in Bardelys The Magnificent, 1926.

Bardelys The Magnificent -- (Movie Clip) Unworthy Wretch Roxalanne (Eleanor Boardman) is failing to resist "Lesperon," (John Gilbert), impostor though he may be, while on a seductive boat ride, in King Vidor's drama of 17th century France, Bardelys The Magnificent, 1926.

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