The Plastic Age (1925) |
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| Director(s) | Wesley Ruggles |
| Producer(s) | B.P. Schulberg |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Romance, Silent Films, Sports |
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Mary Alden(as Mrs. Carver)
The Plastic Age
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1925
The Plastic Age
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1925
Mary Alden
(as Mrs. Carver)
Henry B. Walthall(as Henry Carver)
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1925
The Plastic Age
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1925
Henry B. Walthall
(as Henry Carver)
Gilbert Roland(as Carl Peters)
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1925
The Plastic Age
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1925
Gilbert Roland
(as Carl Peters)
Clara Bow(as Cynthia Day)
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1925
The Plastic Age
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1925
Clara Bow
(as Cynthia Day)
David Butler(as Coach Henley)
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1925
The Plastic Age
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1925
David Butler
(as Coach Henley)
Clark Gable(as Athlete)
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1925
The Plastic Age
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1925
Clark Gable
(as Athlete)
Janet Gaynor(as Co)
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1925
The Plastic Age
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1925
Janet Gaynor
(as Co)
Carole Lombard(as Co)
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1925
The Plastic Age
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1925
Carole Lombard
(as Co)
The Plastic Age Overview:
The Plastic Age (1925) was a Comedy - Romance Film directed by Wesley Ruggles and produced by B.P. Schulberg.
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Watched February 5, 2012 The Plastic Age (1925): 3/5 The Plastic Age tells the story of a very smart, very athletic boy who heads to college with high hopes. However, upon arrival, he falls too deep into the party scene. He bombs a big track meet, his grades suffer, and his friendship with his roomm... Read full article
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Both Clark Gable and Carole Lombard appeared uncredited in this film. This movie was directed by Wesley Ruggles. Coincidentally Ruggles would direct Lombard and Gable when they became stars in 1932's "No Man of Her Own, there only starring vehicle together.
Only a 16mm copy of this film survives, and has been released on video and DVD. Please check your attic for better print materials.
Film debut of Bill Elliott.
First lead, or for that matter credited, screen role for Gilbert Roland.