

The Exiles
Synopsis
Finding herself accused of a murder she didn't commit, Alice Carroll flees to Tangier, Morocco. District Attorney Henry Holcombe, meanwhile, has discovered that she is actually innocent and sets out to search for her. He finds her in Tanger, but she is under the influence of the shady Wilhelm von Linke, who owns a seedy gambling den. Complications ensue.
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October 14, 1923
Wide Cinema Exhibition
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Edmund Mortimer
- Screenplay & Story
- Frederick J. Jackson, John Russell, Richard Harding Davis
- Original Title
- The Exiles
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- No Language
- Runtime
- 59m
- Production Studios
- Fox Film Corporation
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Edmund Mortimer
Frederick J. Jackson, John Russell, Richard Harding Davis
Department Leadership Roster
Edmund Mortimer
Director
Frederick J. Jackson
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions About The Exiles
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What is The Exiles about?
Finding herself accused of a murder she didn't commit, Alice Carroll flees to Tangier, Morocco. District Attorney Henry Holcombe, meanwhile, has discovered that she is actually innocent and sets out to search for her. He finds her in Tanger, but she is under the influence of the shady Wilhelm von Linke, who owns a seedy gambling den. Complications ensue.
Who directed The Exiles?
The Exiles was directed by Edmund Mortimer.
Who stars in The Exiles?
The principal cast of The Exiles includes John Gilbert, Betty Bouton, John Webb Dillion, Margaret Fielding, Fred Warren.
When was The Exiles released and how long is it?
The Exiles was released in 1923 with a total runtime of 59m.




















