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The Suspect is a american film of genre Drama directed by S. Rankin Drew released in USA on 22 may 1916 with Anita Stewart

The Suspect (1916)

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Released in USA 22 may 1916
Directed by
OriginUSA
Genres Drama,    Romance
Rating58% 2.949252.949252.949252.949252.94925

The Suspect is a lost 1916 silent film starring Anita Stewart. It was directed by S. Rankin Drew and produced by the Vitagraph Company of America.

Actors

Anita Stewart

(Sophie Karrenina)S. Rankin Drew

(Prince Paul Karatoff)Anders Randolf

(Duke Karatoff)George Cooper

(Valdor)Frank Morgan

(Sir Richard)
And :
Edward Elkas
Julia Swayne Gordon
Bobby Connelly
Ann Brody
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