| 词条 | Miss Bluebeard |
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| name = Miss Bluebeard | image = Miss Bluebeard lobby card.jpg | imagesize = | caption = Lobby card | director = Frank Tuttle | producer = Adolph Zukor Jesse Lasky | writer = Gábor Drégely Townsend Martin (scenario) | based on = {{based on|Little Miss Bluebeard|Avery Hopwood}} | starring = Bebe Daniels | cinematography = J. Roy Hunt | editing = | distributor = Paramount Pictures | released = {{film date|1925|1|26}} | runtime = 62 minutes | country = United States | language = Silent (English intertitles) }}Miss Bluebeard is a surviving[1] 1925 American silent comedy film directed by Frank Tuttle and starring Bebe Daniels.[2] It is based on a play, Little Miss Bluebeard, by Avery Hopwood.[3] SynopsisLarry Charters is a composer who is visiting Paris, and is exhausted from so many women wanting to meet him and ask for his autograph. When he is about to leave and head back home, he asks his friend Bob to stem the tide of admiring ladies rushing his hotel door by pretending to be him. Larry takes off, and Bob does his best to pretend he is Larry. But Colette, an actress who inadvertently causes Bob to miss the boat train, finds that she gets more than she bargained for by befriending "Larry". While looking for a room for the night, the inebriated Mayor accidentally marries them as Mr. and Mrs. Charters. Undeterred, the couple meet up with the real Larry in London the next day. Larry has more girl-trouble with two women admirers nearly meeting in the hallway, one of whom is Lulu, who is nearly psychotically jealous of any other woman. Bertie Bird, who seems to do nothing more than sleep, is one of Larry's friends, and who asks for a key to his guest room so he can get a good night's sleep, after his napping all day. When Bob and Colette arrive, it's apparent that Larry and she fall in love instantly, but are too embarrassed to admit it, especially as she is married to Bob, although under Larry's name. Things get even more complex when Colette goes to bed in the guest bedroom, and is joined under the covers by Bertie. Suddenly Colette is branded as the Female Bluebeard, since she is "married" three times, albeit by three very tenuous means. Cast
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References1. ^The Library of Congress American Silent Feature Film Survival Catalog: Miss Bluebeard 2. ^The AFI Catalog of Feature Films: Miss Bluebeard 3. ^Little Miss Bluebeard on Broadway August 28 1923 to January 26 1924; IBDb.com External links
9 : 1925 films|American silent feature films|Films directed by Frank Tuttle|American films based on plays|Paramount Pictures films|1920s comedy films|American films|American comedy films|American black-and-white films |
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