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"The Patsy" is a 1928 American silent comedy-drama film directed by King Vidor for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Starring Marion Davies, the film follows a young woman who is taken for granted by her socially ambitious family but ultimately proves her own worth. It is notable for featuring the comeback of veteran actress Marie Dressler in a supporting role. The film is appreciated by silent cinema enthusiasts for showcasing Davies's natural comedic timing and Vidor's direction.
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What is The Patsy about?
The Patsy follows a young woman who is overlooked by her socially ambitious family. She eventually demonstrates her own value in this 1928 American silent comedy-drama.
Who directed The Patsy?
King Vidor directed The Patsy for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. The film was released in 1928 and stars Marion Davies.
Why is The Patsy considered a silent film?
The film belongs to the silent era, so its storytelling relies on visual performance, editing, and intertitles rather than recorded dialogue. Its release date, 1928, places it near the end of Hollywood's silent period.
What kind of character does Marion Davies play in The Patsy?
Davies plays a young woman who is taken for granted by her family. The plot follows her movement from being overlooked to proving her own worth.
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