The Devil's Claim

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The Devil's Claim is a 1920 silent drama film starring Sessue Hayakawa, known for its exotic romance plot and Hayakawa’s dual role as both a novelist and the seductive character he creates.

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instanceOf drama film
feature film
silent film
basedOn original story by Hector Turnbull
cinematographyBy Frank D. Williams
countryOfOrigin United States
director Charles Swickard
distributor Robertson-Cole Distributing Corporation
era silent era
featuresCharacter Akira
Heloise
The Devil
linked to: the Devil
filmType silent
format black-and-white
genre drama
romantic drama
hasBlackAndWhiteVersion yes
hasCastMember Arthur Millett
Bertram Grassby
Eugenie Besserer
Florence Vidor
John P. Lockney NERFINISHED
Mabel Van Buren
Martha Mattox
Mayme Kelso
Mimi Yvonne
Sessue Hayakawa
Togo Yamamoto NERFINISHED
Tsuru Aoki
Yukio Aoyama
hasFilmPoster theatrical release poster
notableFor Sessue Hayakawa’s dual role as both a novelist and his seductive fictional creation
use of exotic romance and fantasy sequences
originalLanguage Silent film (English intertitles)
plotSummary A novelist imagines and lives out an exotic romance involving the seductive character he creates.
producer Sessue Hayakawa
productionCompany Haworth Pictures Corporation
releaseDate 1920-03-28
releaseYear 1920
runtimeMinutes 60
screenwriter Eve Unsell
setInPeriod contemporary to 1920s
starPerformsDualRole Sessue Hayakawa
stars Florence Vidor
Sessue Hayakawa
subjectMatter blurring of reality and fiction
romantic obsession

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Sessue Hayakawa notableWork The Devil's Claim