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Director: George W. Hill
Cast: Louise Lovely, William Scott, G. Raymond Nye, Edwin B. Tilton
Mary Franklin has a drunken father, an invalid mother, and a kid brother and sister to support. To make ends meet she is works as a hostess in a sleazy cafe, where she steals jewelry from her dancing partners.
Critical Reception & Ratings
While the Devil Laughs (1921) is a little-known crime drama directed by George W. Hill that has received limited critical attention. The film follows a young woman, Mary Franklin, who resorts to stealing jewelry from her dance partners in order to support her dysfunctional family. Details on awards recognition or audience ratings for this obscure title are unavailable.
Why you might like this:
Fans of classic crime dramas will appreciate the gritty, realistic portrayal of a woman pushed to desperate measures in 1921's While the Devil Laughs, directed by George W. Hill. The film's strong dramatic performances, particularly from lead actress Louise Lovely, offer a glimpse into the harsh realities faced by working-class women in the early 20th century.