A Sainted Devil
Cast & Crew
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Joseph Henabery
Director
Rudolph Valentino
Don Alonzo Castro
Nita Naldi
Carlotta
Helen D'algy
Julietta
Dagmar Godowsky
Doña Florencia
Jean Del Val
Casimiro
Film Details
Release Date
Nov
17,
1924
Premiere Information
not available
Production Company
Famous Players--Lasky
Distribution Company
Paramount Pictures
Country
United States
Screenplay Information
Based on the short story "Rope's End" by Rex Beach in Cosmopolitan (May 1913).
Technical Specs
Sound
Silent
Color
Black and White
Film Length
8,633ft
(9 reels)
Synopsis
On the night of the wedding of Don Alonzo Castro and Julietta, El Tigre--prompted by Alonzo's former sweetheart, Carlotta--robs the Castro estate and kidnaps Julietta. Alonzo goes to her rescue, sees a woman in Julietta's bridal veil yield to El Tigre's advances, and leaves embittered against all women. Hoping to have revenge on El Tigre, Alonzo haunts a cafe frequented by the bandit and finally is rewarded with his presence. They fight, and El Tigre gets the upper hand but is killed by Don Luis his enemy. Carmelita, a dancer, reveals that Alonzo mistook Carlotta for Julietta, who is safe in a convent.
Director
Joseph Henabery
Director
Cast
Rudolph Valentino
Don Alonzo Castro
Nita Naldi
Carlotta
Helen D'algy
Julietta
Dagmar Godowsky
Doña Florencia
Jean Del Val
Casimiro
Antonio D'algy
Don Luis
George Siegmann
El Tigre
Rogers Lytton
Don Baltasar
Isabel West
Doña Encarnación
Louise Lagrange
Carmelita
Rafael Bongini
Congo
Frank Montgomery
Indian spy
William Betts
Priest
Edward Elkas
Notary
A. De Rosa
Jefe político
Ann Brody
Duenna
Evelyn Axzell
Guadulupe
Marie Diller
Irala
Crew
Film Details
Release Date
Nov
17,
1924
Premiere Information
not available
Production Company
Famous Players--Lasky
Distribution Company
Paramount Pictures
Country
United States
Screenplay Information
Based on the short story "Rope's End" by Rex Beach in Cosmopolitan (May 1913).
Technical Specs
Sound
Silent
Color
Black and White
Film Length
8,633ft
(9 reels)
Quotes
Trivia
According to the "Guinness Book of Film Facts and Feats", this was the first feature film to be shot with a motorized camera.
