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Blackbirds

1920, English. Directed by John Francis Dillon.

Adventuress Leonie Sobatsky falls in love with a young man named Nevil Trask, and he with her. Trask doesn't know that Leonie is actually the head of an international smuggling ring--and Leonie doesn't know that Trask is an undercover Secret Service agent assigned to break up the ring and capture its head.

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0h 50m
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Language
English
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Released
4 December 1920
Country
United States of America
Written by
Harry James Smith
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What Blackbirds is based on

Blackbirds is based on Blackbirds by Harry James Smith.

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Blackbirds runs 50 minutes (0h 50m).

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Who directed Blackbirds?

Blackbirds (1920) was directed by John Francis Dillon and stars Justine Johnstone, William 'Stage' Boyd, Charles K. Gerrard.

What is Blackbirds based on?

Blackbirds is based on Blackbirds by Harry James Smith.

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