Playing with Souls
Synopsis
Amy and Matthew Dale separate and they place their young son, Matthew Jr., in a London boarding school. The boy grows up without knowing his parents, and is taunted by his schoolmates, who doubt the legitimacy of his childhood. By the time he is 20, Matt wants to find out about his parentage, so he travels to Paris, leaving behind his sweetheart, Margo.
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Release History & Theatrical Window
April 30, 1925
Wide Cinema Exhibition
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Ralph Ince
- Screenplay & Story
- Countess De Chambrun, C. Gardner Sullivan
- Original Title
- Playing with Souls
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 10m
- Production Studios
- Thomas H. Ince Corporation
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Ralph Ince
Countess De Chambrun, C. Gardner Sullivan
Department Leadership Roster
Ralph Ince
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Playing with Souls
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What is Playing with Souls about?
Amy and Matthew Dale separate and they place their young son, Matthew Jr., in a London boarding school. The boy grows up without knowing his parents, and is taunted by his schoolmates, who doubt the legitimacy of his childhood. By the time he is 20, Matt wants to find out about his parentage, so he travels to Paris, leaving behind his sweetheart, Margo.
Who directed Playing with Souls?
Playing with Souls was directed by Ralph Ince.
Who stars in Playing with Souls?
The principal cast of Playing with Souls includes Jacqueline Logan, Mary Astor, Belle Bennett, Clive Brook, William Collier Jr..
When was Playing with Souls released and how long is it?
Playing with Souls was released in 1925 with a total runtime of 1h 10m.