Private Peat
“Two Years in Hell and Back With a Smile”
Synopsis
Harold R. Peat tries to enlist in the United States army so that he may fight in World War I but is rejected by the recruiting officer. He is despondent until he and his friend, Old Bill, concoct a scheme whereby they are both accepted.
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October 13, 1918
Wide Cinema Exhibition
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Edward José
- Screenplay & Story
- Harold R. Peat, Charles E. Whittaker
- Original Title
- Private Peat
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 50m
- Production Studios
- Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Edward José
Harold R. Peat, Charles E. Whittaker
Department Leadership Roster
Edward José
Director
Charles E. Whittaker
Writer
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What is Private Peat about?
Harold R. Peat tries to enlist in the United States army so that he may fight in World War I but is rejected by the recruiting officer. He is despondent until he and his friend, Old Bill, concoct a scheme whereby they are both accepted.
Who directed Private Peat?
Private Peat was directed by Edward José.
Who stars in Private Peat?
The principal cast of Private Peat includes Harold R. Peat, William Sorelle, Miriam Fouche, Edwin J. Grant.
When was Private Peat released and how long is it?
Private Peat was released in 1918 with a total runtime of 50m.