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The Fortune Hunter

Movie 1914 Released

A hydroplane pilot is in love with a wealthy old scientist's granddaughter. However, a fortune hunter also desires to marry the granddaughter for her money, even though she is in love with the pilot. Based on a successful play that starred John Barrymore.

The Fortune Hunter is a movie first shown in 1914. Runtime is 60 minutes. Status: Released. Genres: Comedy.

60mRuntime

Title details

Type
Movie
Original title
The Fortune Hunter
Release year
1914
Release date
October 1, 1914
Status
Released
Runtime
60 minutes
Genres
Comedy
Production companies
Lubin Manufacturing Company
Director
Barry O'Neil
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Cast

William Elliott

William Elliott

Nat Duncan

George Soule Spencer

George Soule Spencer

Harry Kellogg

Ethel Clayton

Ethel Clayton

Betty Graham

Betty Brice

Betty Brice

Josie Lockwood

Joseph Kaufman

Joseph Kaufman

Roland Barrett

James Daly

James Daly

Blinky Lockwood

Gaston Bell

Gaston Bell

Willie Bartlett

Clara Lambert

Clara Lambert

Mrs. Willing

Edwin Barbour

Edwin Barbour

Old Hi

Bernard Siegel

Bernard Siegel

Mr. Lee

C

Charles Brandt

Sam Graham

F

Florence Williams

Mrs. Lockwood

R

Ruth Bryan

Angie Smith

F

Frank Backus

Pete Willing

A

Alan Quinn

Tracy Tenner

F

Ferdinand Tidmarsh

George Burnham

R

Richard Wangermann

Watty, the Tailor

M

Mrs. George W. Walters

Mrs. Whitmarsh

Characters

  • Nat Duncan voiced by William Elliott
  • Harry Kellogg voiced by George Soule Spencer
  • Betty Graham voiced by Ethel Clayton
  • Josie Lockwood voiced by Betty Brice
  • Roland Barrett voiced by Joseph Kaufman
  • Blinky Lockwood voiced by James Daly
  • Willie Bartlett voiced by Gaston Bell
  • Mrs. Willing voiced by Clara Lambert
  • Old Hi voiced by Edwin Barbour
  • Mr. Lee voiced by Bernard Siegel
  • Sam Graham voiced by Charles Brandt
  • Mrs. Lockwood voiced by Florence Williams
  • Angie Smith voiced by Ruth Bryan
  • Pete Willing voiced by Frank Backus
  • Tracy Tenner voiced by Alan Quinn
  • George Burnham voiced by Ferdinand Tidmarsh
  • Watty, the Tailor voiced by Richard Wangermann
  • Mrs. Whitmarsh voiced by Mrs. George W. Walters

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