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A charming but penniless adventurer infiltrates high society, using his wit and audacity to pass himself off as a wealthy aristocrat. He navigates lavish parties and elegant drawing rooms, winning friends and influencing people. His goal is either to marry for money or to pull off a sophisticated heist, but his plans are complicated when he genuinely falls for an honest society girl.
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- Director
- Robert F. Hill
- Based on
- a work by Frederic S. Isham
- Studio
- Universal Pictures
- Released
- 8 January 1923
- Country
- United States
- Language
- English
- Runtime
- 200 min
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