Why Change Your Wife?

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Directed by

Cecil B. DeMille

Starring (View all)

Thomas Meighan
Robert Gordon

Gloria Swanson
Beth Gordon

Bebe Daniels
Sally Clark

Theodore Kosloff
Radinoff

Sylvia Ashton
Aunt Kate

Mayme Kelso
Harriette, the Dressmaker

Lucien Littlefield
Gordon's Butler

Edna Mae Cooper
Gordon's Maid

Written by

William C. de Mille
story

Sada Cowan
scenario

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1 year, 10 months ago at Jun 13 19:06

fernando

(YT) So clearly narrated, that De Mille's patriarchal credo leaves no place to doubt. Swanson is as convincing as a snob repressive wife as a glamorous sexy submissive one. Frovolity is always sexy, fashionable and extremely good in design (the hotel with the swimming pool is excellent)...

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Robert and Beth Gordon are married but share little. He runs into Sally at a cabaret and the Gordons are soon divorced. Just as he gets bored with Sally's superficiality, Beth strives to improve her looks. The original couple falls in love again at a summer resort.

Release date: 11 April 1921

Tags: Silent (3), 1920 (3), Comedy (2), Bebe Daniels (1), Cecil B. DeMille (1), Paramount Famous Players-Lasky (1), Edna Mae Cooper (1), Maym Kelso (1), Sylvia Ashton (1), Clarence Geldart (1), Theodore Kosloff (1), Lucien Littlefield (1), Thomas Meighan (1), Jane Wolfe (1), Gloria Swanson (1), Divorce (1), 1920s (1), Marriage (1)

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“(YT) So clearly narrated, that De Mille's patriarchal credo leaves no place to doubt. Swanson is as convincing as a snob repressive wife as a glamorous sexy submissive one. Frovolity is always sexy, fashionable and extremely good in design (the hotel with the swimming pool is excellent)...” read more