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Victory

Name: Victory
Director: M.A. Wetherell
Released: 1928
Cast: Edward O'Neill, Victor Maxim Moorkins, Marjorie Gaffney, Moore Marriott, Walter Byron

1928M.A. WetherellIMDb: /10

Synopsis

The armistice saves a girl and a pilot from death, but not a Canadian agent..

Director

M.A. Wetherell

Cast

James Reardon

Fred Rains

Sydney Seaward

Douglas Herald

Editor's Choice Analysis

Victory (1928) Review: A Silent WWI Drama That Still Resonates?

Attempting to revisit a silent film from 1928 is always a particular kind of cinematic archaeology. 'Victory,' directed by M.A. Wetherell and adapted from a story by Boyd Cable, is...

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1928

Victory

M.A. Wetherell

ScoreCult MeterScore

50%Popularity53%

#330Archive Rank#246

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Victory FAQ

The movie Victory was directed by M.A. Wetherell.

Victory was released in the year 1928.

Victory is a movie from United Kingdom.

Victory is categorised as War in the cult cinema archive at Dbcult.

Victory features James Reardon, Fred Rains, Sydney Seaward, Douglas Herald.

The screenplay for Victory was written by Boyd Cable.

If you enjoy Victory, you might also like Dla ciebie, Polsko (1920), How Kitchener Was Betrayed (1921), Held by the Enemy (1920), Cud nad Wisla (1921).

Yes, Victory (1928) is featured in the Dbcult archive as a curated cult cinema title, known for its War qualities.