My Neighbor's Wife
1h 0m·Comedy
Directed by Clarence Geldart·1925
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NA/10 avgNo member ratings yetMillionaire's son Jack Newberry is determined to make it in the motion picture industry on his own terms. To accomplish this, he invests all of his money into a film project and borrows an additional $40,000 from his sweetheart's father to finance the production. He hires a foreign director, Eric von Greed, to direct the film. To the surprise of everyone, the film becomes a massive success. Having firmly proven his business acumen and earning the respect of his future father-in-law, Jack marries his sweetheart.
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Jack Newberry | |
| Florence Keaton | |
| Mr. Keaton | |
| Allen Allwright | |
| Eric von Greed, film director | |
| Greed's Assistant | |
| Cameraman | |
| Inventor | |
| Inventor's Wife | |
| Bertie | |
| Kathlyn Jordan | |
| William Jordan | |
| William Jordan Jr. |