His Hour

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His Hour
Directed by	King Vidor
Produced by	Irving Thalberg
Written by	Maude Fulton Elinor Glyn King Vidor
Starring	Aileen Pringle
Cinematography	John J. Mescall
Release date(s)	29 September 1924
Running time	70 minutes
Country	United States
Language	Silent English intertitles

His Hour is a 1924 silent drama film directed by King Vidor. It was the follow-up to Goldwyn's Three Weeks, written by Elinor Glyn, and starring Aileen Pringle, one of the biggest moneymakers at the time of the amalgamation. The film's allure was compounded by adding actor John Gilbert to the mix, emerging as a major star.

[edit] Plot

Gritzko (John Gilbert) is a Russian nobleman and Tamara (Aileen Pringle), is the object of his desire.

[edit] Cast

• Aileen Pringle - Tamara Loraine
• John Gilbert - Gritzko
• Emily Fitzroy - Princess Ardacheff
• Lawrence Grant - Stephen Strong
• Dale Fuller - Olga Gleboff
• Mario Carillo - Count Valonne
• Jacqueline Gadsden - Tatiane Shebanoff (as Jacquelin Gadsdon)
• George Waggner - Sasha Basmanoff (as George Waggoner)
• Carrie Clark Ward - Prinncess Murieska
• Bertram Grassby - Boris Varishkine
• Jill Reties - Sonia Zaieskine
• Wilfred Gough - Lord Courtney
• Frederick Vroom - English Minister
• Mathilde Comont - Fat Harem Lady
• E. Eliazaroff - Khedive
• David Mir - Serge Greskoff
• Bert Sprotte - Ivan
• George Beranger - (as Andre Beranger)
• Mike Mitchell
• Jack Parker - Child (uncredited)
• Thais Valdemar - (uncredited)

[edit] External links

• His Hour at the Internet Movie Database

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