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Alias Mrs. Jessop (1917) Online

Alias Mrs. Jessop (1917) Online
Original Title :
Alias Mrs. Jessop
Genre :
Movie / Drama
Year :
1917
Directror :
Will S. Davis
Cast :
Emily Stevens,Howard Hall,William H. Tooker
Writer :
Albert S. Le Vino,Hugh McNair Kahler
Type :
Movie
Rating :
6.3/10
Alias Mrs. Jessop (1917) Online

Cast overview:
Emily Stevens Emily Stevens - Lillian Ford / Janet Ford
Howard Hall Howard Hall - Sir Anthony Jessop
William H. Tooker William H. Tooker - Michael Ford
Donald Hall Donald Hall - Raymond Fleury
Lillian Paige Lillian Paige - Mrs. Mary Ford
Eldean Steuart Eldean Steuart - Bobby Jessup
Sue Balfour Sue Balfour - Ames, the Nurse (as Mrs. Sue Balfour)


User reviews

Qag

Qag

Just thought i'd come by here and add a comment regarding this long lost favourite of our family's. A great piece of cinema, top-notch acting and a great script.

I have been astounded by the lack of documentation relating to this fabulous Jessop related film. My Grandma Jessop first told me about this film but we cant seem to find it anywhere, I have tried all avenues of enquiry but with no luck.

If anyone could tell me where to get hold of this great piece of film history I would appreciate some help!

Dave
Hra

Hra

It is impossible to see this film nowadays as it appears to have been lost somewhere in the vast emptiness of the early 1990s. I do remember watching it with my Uncle back in the 1980s on an old Betamax video. As a youngster seeing a black and white film usually meant one thing, it was boring, but in the case of Alias Mrs Jessop this couldn't be further from the truth.

The film is silent but the plot managed to keep a youngster (me!) entertained. The loose basis of the film is the good Mrs Jessop and the Evil Cousin Jessop are posing as one another and confusing the poor romantic interest of Good Mrs Jessop (the real one). It has funny moments and you do feel sorry for the male love interest (I cannot remember the name). Overall it's a decent watch and has some split screen action, which i'd imagine was pretty new back then. Give it a look.. if you can ever find it!