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The Wild Party is a american film of genre Drama directed by Dorothy Arzner released in USA on 6 april 1929 with Clara Bow
The Wild Party (1929)
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Add to a movie listThe Wild Party (1929) is a Pre-Code film directed by Dorothy Arzner, released by Paramount Pictures, and known as Clara Bow's first talkie.
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The film focuses on an all-female college where the students are more interested in having fun and partying than studying. Stella Ames (Bow) is the most popular student, with a loud mouth. When the young and attractive professor Gilmore 'Gil' (March) starts working there in anthropology, all the girls immediately feel attracted to him. Stella recognizes him as the man she once accidentally shared a bed with, thereby risking her reputation. The professor is unamused by the girls' bad behavior and does not seem to notice who Stella is.Actors
Clara Bow
(Stella Ames)
Fredric March
(James Gilmore)
Marceline Day
(Faith Morgan)
Joyce Compton
(Eva 'Evie' Tutt)
Adrienne Dore
(Babs (als Adrienne Doré))
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