Sex (Silent)

Starring: Louise Glaum Director: Fred Niblo

A sexy vamp uses her powers of seduction to woo wealthy men.

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DVD Features:

From The Samuel M. Sherman Archives
Run Time: 58 minutes
Video: Black & White
Released: September 27, 2011
Originally Released: 1920
Label: Alpha Video
Encoding: Region 0 (Worldwide)

Performers, Cast and Crew:

Starring		Louise Glaum
Featured		Irving Summings, Peggy Pearce & William Conklin
Directed by		Fred Niblo

Description by OLDIES.com:

Seductive Adrienne Renault is the star at the Frivolity, New York's most decadent night club, where she headlines with her erotic Spider Dance. She is carrying on a torrid love affair with Philip Overman, a wealthy married man, After instigating Overman's divorce, Adrienne dumps him, and marries Dave Wallace, a far wealthier millionaire. The triumphant homewrecker is living the good life until the wages of her sins come back to haunt her, bringing disaster in their wake.

Sex contains all the elements of classic exploitation, presenting the viewer with lurid depictions of adultery, lesbians, and wild parties before delivering its moralistic "message." Louise Glaum played the vamp in silent films, preceding Theda Bara's rise to fame, under the tutelage of producer Thomas Ince. At the height of her career, she appeared opposite William S. Hart six times, most notably in The Return Of Draw Egan and Hell's Hinges, both in 1916.

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The story of a seductive actress whose wantonness eventually causes her own downfall. Silent film with music score. AKA "Spider Woman."

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A silent film.

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