Are Parents People? (1925 film)

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Are Parents People? is a 1925 American silent comedy film starring Betty Bronson that humorously explores family and generational conflicts.

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instanceOf silent comedy film
archiveHolding Library of Congress
UCLA Film and Television Archive
basedOn Are Parents People? (short story)
basedOnAuthor Alice Duer Miller
cinematographyBy L. Guy Wilky
countryOfOrigin United States
director Malcolm St. Clair
distributor Paramount Pictures
distributorCountry United States
featuresCharacterType divorced parents
schoolgirl
filmFormat black-and-white
hasFilmStatus extant
hasGenre comedy film
hasIntertitleLanguage English
hasTitle Are Parents People?
notableFor humorous treatment of divorce and family issues in a silent-era comedy
originalLanguage Silent film
partOfFilmEra silent film era
plotSummary A young woman tries to reconcile her divorced parents while navigating boarding school life and romantic entanglements.
producer Adolph Zukor
productionCompany Famous Players–Lasky Corporation
releaseDate May 4, 1925
releaseYear 1925
runtime 60 minutes
screenwriter Elinor Glyn
setting boarding school
starring Adolphe Menjou
Betty Bronson
Florence Vidor
George Beranger
Jane Winton
Lawrence Gray
starVehicleFor Betty Bronson
theme divorce
family conflict
generational differences

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Betty Bronson performedIn Are Parents People? (1925 film)