Easy Virtue (1928)

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Contents 1 Synopsis 2 Technical Information 3 DVD Recommendations 4 Recent DVD Releases 4.1 released in 2006 4.2 released in 2005 5 See Also... 6 Image Gallery 7 Film Frames 8 Themes 9 Cast and Crew

[edit] Synopsis

Larita Filton is named as correspondent in a scandalous divorce case. She escapes to France to rebuild her life where she meets John Whittaker. They are later married, but John's well-to-do family finds out Larita's secret. (© IMDB)

[edit] Technical Information

• black & white
• sound mix: silent, with English intertitles
• aspect ratio: 1.33:1 Spherical
• running time: 79 minutes
• production studio: Gainsborough Pictures
• also known as:
  • Le Passé Ne Meurt Pas (1928) - France

[edit] DVD Recommendations

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[edit] Recent DVD Releases

• to view all of the DVD releases of this film, see Easy Virtue (1928) - DVD releases

[edit] released in 2006

Easy Virtue (1928) - Waterfall Home Entertainment Ltd (UK, 2006) NTSC 1.33:1

[edit] released in 2005

Easy Virtue (1928) - Brentwood Home Video (USA, 2005) - part of a box set NTSC 1.33:1

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[edit] See Also...

For further relevant information about this film, see also...

• 1000 Frames of Easy Virtue (1928)
• Articles about Easy Virtue (1928)
• Titles and Intertitles
• Web links to information, articles, reviews, etc

[edit] Image Gallery

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[edit] Film Frames

[edit] Themes

• the Hitchcock cameo - leaving the tennis court through a side gate
  

[edit] Cast and Crew

Directed by:

• Alfred Hitchcock
• Frank Mills - assistant director

Starring:

• Isabel Jeans - Larita Filton
• Franklin Dyall - Her Husband
• Eric Bransby Williams - The Correspondent
• Ian Hunter - The Plantiff's Counsel
• Robin Irvine - John Whittaker
• Violet Farebrother - His Mother
• Frank Elliott - His Father
• Dacia Deane - Marion Whittaker
• Dorothy Boyd - His Younger Sister
• Enid Stamp-Taylor - Sarah
• Alfred Hitchcock - Man with stick near tennis court (uncredited)
• Benita Hume - Telephone receptionist (uncredited)

Produced by:

• Michael Balcon

Written by:

• Noel Coward - original play
• Eliot Stannard - scenario

Photographed by:

• Claude L McDonnell

Edited by:

• Ivor Montagu

Art Direction by:

• Clifford Pember

Other crew

• Michael Balcon - presenter
• C M Woolf - presenter

Hitchcock's Major Films
1920s	The Pleasure Garden · The Mountain Eagle · The Lodger · Downhill · Easy Virtue · The Ring · The Farmer's Wife · Champagne · The Manxman · Blackmail
1930s	Juno and the Paycock · Murder! · The Skin Game · Rich and Strange · Number Seventeen · Waltzes from Vienna · The Man Who Knew Too Much · The 39 Steps · Secret Agent · Sabotage · Young and Innocent · The Lady Vanishes · Jamaica Inn
1940s	Rebecca · Foreign Correspondent · Mr and Mrs Smith · Suspicion · Saboteur · Shadow of a Doubt · Lifeboat · Spellbound · Notorious · The Paradine Case · Rope · Under Capricorn
1950s	Stage Fright · Strangers on a Train · I Confess · Dial M for Murder · Rear Window · To Catch a Thief · The Trouble with Harry · The Man Who Knew Too Much · The Wrong Man · Vertigo · North by Northwest
1960s	Psycho · The Birds · Marnie · Torn Curtain · Topaz
1970s	Frenzy · Family Plot
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