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Darby and Joan (1920)

Genre : Drama

Runtime : 3H 0M

Director : Percy Nash
Writer : Hall Caine

Synopsis

Features a screenplay written by the original novelist Hall Caine.

Actors

Derwent Hall Caine
Derwent Hall Caine
Patrick Gorry
Ivy Close
Ivy Close
Sheila Moore
George Wynn
George Wynn
Reginald Stevenson
Meggie Albanesi
Meggie Albanesi
Elin Gorry
Joan Ritz
Joan Ritz
Lizzie
Leal Douglas
Leal Douglas
Mrs Gorry
Edward O'Neill
Edward O'Neill
Sayle Moore
Douglas Munro
Douglas Munro
Malatesta
Ernest A. Douglas
Ernest A. Douglas
Joseph Montague
Edward Craig
Edward Craig
David Montagne
Mary Taviner
Mary Taviner
Shelia

Crews

Percy Nash
Percy Nash
Director
Hall Caine
Hall Caine
Screenplay
Maurice Elvey
Maurice Elvey
Producer
Hall Caine
Hall Caine
Original Story

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