Beau Revel
About Beau Revel
Lawrence Revel, a success with women, does not want his son Dick to marry Nellie, a cabaret dancer. He asks Dick to stay away from her for two weeks, to show she is unworthy. Beau then falls for Nellie himself. She refuses him.
Cast & crew
More about Beau Revel
John Griffith Wray directed. Luther Reed and Louis Joseph Vance wrote it. Thomas H. Ince produced. Paramount released it on 20 March 1921. Lewis Stone plays Lawrence. Florence Vidor and Lloyd Hughes play Nellie and Dick. It runs 69 minutes.
Themes
Notes
- Kathleen Kirkham, Dick Ryan, and Harland Tucker are billed.
- The two-week ban is Beau's test of Nellie, and it turns on him.
- No public-domain copy is attached to this record.
Scenes
- Beau sets the two-week rule, then finds he wants Nellie, who will not have him.