
Lord Dawlish is made the heir of an eccentric English millionaire, who cuts off a nephew and niece, living in America. Dawlish is engaged to Claire Edmont, an actress.
P.G. Wodehouse, Raymond E. Dakin
United States

The Enduring Allure of ‘Uneasy Money’: A Silent Symphony of Wodehousian Wit In the annals of early cinema, where narratives often leaned on broad strokes and overt melodrama, a film like Uneasy Money emerges as a testament to the sophisticated storytelling possibilities of the silent era. Adapte...

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Lawrence C. Windom

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" The Enduring Allure of ‘Uneasy Money’: A Silent Symphony of Wodehousian Wit In the annals of early cinema, where narratives often leaned on broad strokes and overt melodrama, a film like Uneasy Money emerges as a testament to the sophisticated storytelling possibilities of the silent era. Adapted from P.G. Wodehouse’s delightful novel, this 1918 production, while perhaps overshadowed by later, more accessible works, offers a fascinating glimpse into the nascent art..."


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