Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall (1924) |
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| Director(s) | Marshall Neilan, Mary Pickford (uncredited) |
| Producer(s) | Mary Pickford |
| Top Genres | Drama, Historical, Romance, Silent Films |
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Mary Pickford(as Dorothy Vernon)
Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall
Released
1924
Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall
Released
1924
Mary Pickford
(as Dorothy Vernon)
Carrie Daumery(as Lady Vernon)
Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall
Released
1924
Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall
Released
1924
Carrie Daumery
(as Lady Vernon)
Lottie Pickford(as Jennie Faxton)
Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall
Released
1924
Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall
Released
1924
Lottie Pickford
(as Jennie Faxton)
Wilfred Lucas(as Earl of Rutland)
Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall
Released
1924
Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall
Released
1924
Wilfred Lucas
(as Earl of Rutland)
Estelle Taylor(as Mary, Queen of Scots)
Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall
Released
1924
Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall
Released
1924
Estelle Taylor
(as Mary, Queen of Scots)
Colin Kenny(as Dawson)
Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall
Released
1924
Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall
Released
1924
Colin Kenny
(as Dawson)
Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall Overview:
Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall (1924) was a Drama - Historical Film directed by Marshall Neilan and Mary Pickford (uncredited) and produced by Mary Pickford.
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In Allan Forrest's opening scene, the broad bare shoulders seen as his wound is being dressed actually belong to Mary Pickford's husband Douglas Fairbanks, who was busy filming on the next-door set and was brought in as "body double" when Forrest's own physique was felt to be inadequate.
Mary Pickford's Elizabethan gown is the most expensive costume ever made for a silent film. Designed by Mitchell Leisen and embroidered with real seed pearls, it cost $32,000 to produce.
The stunt where Dorothy rides her horse up the steps and onto the three-foot wide wall was performed by Mary Pickford herself, after the stuntwoman's horse damaged a leg.