The Forbidden Woman
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Harry Garson
Clara Kimball Young
Conway Tearle
Jiquel Lanoe
Kathryn Adams
Winter Hall
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Synopsis
Diane Sorel, the toast of the Paris stage, is driven to America by the scandal created when Andrew De Clermont, one of her admirers, commits suicide in her apartment. Requiring a period of solitude before making her debut on the New York stage, Diane rents a house in the country where she meets and falls in love with her neighbor, Malcolm Kent, a writer. When Diane discovers that Kent is the brother of De Clermont's widow, she recounts the scandal that drove her from Paris and Kent repudiates her. Their relationship is restored when Kent's sister, Madame De Clermont, arrives from Paris and declares that Diane was guiltless in her husband's suicide.
Director
Harry Garson
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Notes
A news item stated that the film was based on "the book by Leonore J. Coffee," but no information to confirm this has been located. Some exterior scenes were filmed in San Francisco. The film had its premiere in Milwaukee on February 15, 1920. It opened in New York on February 22, 1920.