Shy secretary Jane removes her glasses and hat, transforming into a natural beauty. Unsavory characters push her into impersonating a French model.


Is That Model from Paris worth watching today? Short answer: yes, but with a significant asterisk. This 1926 silent film is a charming, if somewhat creaky, relic that offers a delightful glimpse into early Hollywood's comedic sensibilities, making it a treat for silent film enthusiasts and those curious about the genre...

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Louis J. Gasnier

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"Is That Model from Paris worth watching today? Short answer: yes, but with a significant asterisk. This 1926 silent film is a charming, if somewhat creaky, relic that offers a delightful glimpse into early Hollywood's comedic sensibilities, making it a treat for silent film enthusiasts and those curious about the genre's formative years. However, it’s decidedly not for viewers seeking modern pacing, complex narratives, or high-fidelity visuals; those expecting a contemporary cinematic experience..."

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