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Calvert's Valley

1922, English. Directed by John Francis Dillon.

The story of a man's great crime and bitter atonement.

Page Emlyn travels with his friend Jim Calvert to the Calvert family home. It doesn't turn out well: Calvert's fiancée breaks up with him and he later falls off a cliff to his death. His friend Emlyn was with him but was so drunk he doesn't remember anything that happened that night, and before long Emlyn is accused of pushing his friend off the cliff and tried for the murder.

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Released
8 October 1922
Country
United States of America
Written by
Jules Furthman

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Calvert's Valley (1922) was directed by John Francis Dillon and stars John Gilbert, Sylvia Breamer, Philo McCullough.

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