Wildflower
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Allan Dwan
Marguerite Clark
Harold Lockwood
James Cooley
E. L. Davenport
Jack Pickford
Film Details
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Synopsis
Letty Roberts, a simple child of nature known as "Wildflower," meets Arnold Boyd, a wealthy man who is weary of life in the city. Arnold thinks that Letty is merely a charming child, but his playboy brother Gerald is attracted to her and charms her into eloping with him. Arnold catches up with the couple just after their wedding, and after a fight with Gerald, takes Letty away to the Boyd family home in New York. He introduces her as his own wife because, he says, he wants to save her reputation. Even Letty's parents do not know to which brother she is married. Letty's stay in the mansion opens her eyes to the world outside of her idyllic environment and eventually she realizes that while Arnold appears to be hard and uncaring, it is really he, not Gerald, whose feelings for her are the deepest. In the end, she finds out Gerald's true character and decides that she will be happier with Arnold.
Director
Allan Dwan
Cast
Marguerite Clark
Harold Lockwood
James Cooley
E. L. Davenport
Jack Pickford
Crew
Film Details
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Notes
Wildflower was re-released by Paramount on September 8, 1918, and presented by Adolph Zukor.
