The Plastic Age (1925) - film review

Comedy / Romance / Sport

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The Plastic Age is an American comedy romance film first released in 1925, directed by Wesley Ruggles. The film is based on a novel by Percy Marks and stars Donald Keith, Mary Alden, Henry B. Walthall, Gilbert Roland and Clara Bow. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Wesley Ruggles
Script: Percy Marks (novel), Frederica Sagor, Eve Unsell
Photo: Allen G. Siegler, Gilbert Warrenton
Cast: Donald Keith (Hugh Carver), Mary Alden (Mrs. Carver), Henry B. Walthall (Henry Carver), Gilbert Roland (Carl Peters), Clara Bow (Cynthia Day), David Butler (Coach Henley), J. Gordon Edwards Jr. (Norrie Parks), Jack Egan (Sophomore), Bill Elliott (Dancer), Clark Gable (Athlete), Janet Gaynor (Extra), Gwen Lee (Carl’s girl), Carole Lombard (Extra), Churchill Ross (Boy with glasses), Felix Valle (Merton Billings)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 73 min; B&W; silent

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