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The Old Wives' Tale

1921, English. Directed by Denison Clift.

A woman leaves her husband to run a Paris boarding house, and reunites with her sister after the war.

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Released
1 January 1921
Country
United Kingdom
Written by
Denison Clift

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What The Old Wives' Tale is based on

The Old Wives' Tale is based on The Old Wives' Tale (1908) by Arnold Bennett, published by Chapman and Hall.

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The Old Wives' Tale runs 50 minutes (0h 50m).

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The Old Wives' Tale isn’t streaming on any OTT platform in India yet; it released on 1 January 1921. (Checked 10 November 2026.)

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Who directed The Old Wives' Tale?

The Old Wives' Tale (1921) was directed by Denison Clift and stars Fay Compton, Florence Turner, Henry Victor.

What is The Old Wives' Tale based on?

The Old Wives' Tale is based on The Old Wives' Tale (1908) by Arnold Bennett, published by Chapman and Hall.

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