The Frisky Mrs. Johnson

The Frisky Mrs. Johnson

⭐ 10.0 /10 1 votes
November 12, 1920 50m Released

Storyline

Belle Johnson, a flirtatious widow in Paris for the carnival season, finds that the marriage of her sister Grace and Frank Morley is headed for trouble. Frank is very absorbed in his business, thus Grace has begun an affair with the handsome Sir Lionel Heathcote. Belle tries to save her sister from eloping with Heathcote by making him promise to drop the affair and return to England. Finding them going ahead with their plans, however, she steps in, at the risk of losing the respect of Jim Morley, Frank's brother, who has just returned from South America to ask Belle to marry him. Discovering Belle at Heathcote's apartment, Frank leads Jim to believe that she has been entirely too frisky, but Grace confesses the truth to her husband, rather than see her sister lose the man she loves. Finally, Belle and Jim go off on their honeymoon. It is a lost film.

Key Information

Director Edward Dillon
Writers Lawrence McCloskey, Clyde Fitch
Studio Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
Rating 10.0/10
Language EN

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Cast & Crew

Billie Burke

Billie Burke

Belle Johnson

Ward Crane

Ward Crane

Jim Morley

Jane Warrington

Grace Morley

Lumsden Hare

Lumsden Hare

Frank Morley

Huntley Gordon

Huntley Gordon

Sir Lionel Heathcote

Jean De Briac

Jean De Briac

Max Dendeau

Robert Agnew

Robert Agnew

Lal Birkenread

Leonora von Ottinger

Leonora von Ottinger

Mrs. Birkenread

Emily Fitzroy

Emily Fitzroy

Mrs. Chardley

Frequently Asked Questions

The Frisky Mrs. Johnson was released on November 12, 1920.

The runtime of The Frisky Mrs. Johnson is 50m.

The Frisky Mrs. Johnson is a Comedy movie.

The Frisky Mrs. Johnson has a rating of 10.0 out of 10 on TMDB.

The Frisky Mrs. Johnson is available to watch. Check streaming platforms and theaters near you.

The Frisky Mrs. Johnson was directed by Edward Dillon.

The main cast of The Frisky Mrs. Johnson includes Billie Burke, Ward Crane, Jane Warrington.

The Frisky Mrs. Johnson is originally in English.