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The Fighting American is a american film of genre Drama directed by Tom Forman released in USA on 26 may 1924 with Mary Astor

The Fighting American (1924)

The Fighting American
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Released in USA 26 may 1924
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OriginUSA
Genres Drama,    War,    Adventure
Rating55% 2.769692.769692.769692.769692.76969

The Fighting American is a surviving 1924 silent film produced and distributed by Universal Pictures and directed by Tom Forman. The young Mary Astor plays a young college coed who is the object of desire in the eyes of the hero.

Actors

Mary Astor

(Mary Brainard)Patrick H. O'Malley Jr.

(Bill Pendleton)Raymond Hatton

(Danny Daynes)Warner Oland

(Fu Shing)Clarence Geldart

(Wm. A. Pendleton)
And :
Emmett King
Ed Brady
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