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A Beast at Bay is a american film of genre Drama directed by D. W. Griffith released in USA on 26 may 1912 with Mary Pickford
A Beast at Bay (1912)
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Actors
Mary Pickford
(The Young Woman)
Edwin August
(The Young Woman's Ideal)
Alfred Paget
(The Convict)
Robert Harron
(A Farmer)
Mae Marsh
(The Young Woman's Friend)
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