
Released in 1915, this American silent romantic comedy was written and directed by Christy Cabanne and features Douglas Fairbanks in only his third screen role. The story adapts Herbert Quick’s novel of the same title, and a surviving print is preserved by the Cohen Media Group.
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Double Trouble does not have end credit scenes. You can leave when the credits roll.
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Tom Kennedy
Judge Blodgett

Douglas Fairbanks
Florian Amidon / Eugene Brassfield

Kate Toncray
Working Man's Suicidal Wife

Christy Cabanne

Monroe Salisbury
Hotel Clerk

Gladys Brockwell
Daisy Scarlett

Charles Stevens
Thief

William Lowery
Politician (as W.E. Lowery)

Don Likes
Bellboy

Richard Cummings
Judge Blodgett

Lillian Langdon
Mrs. Waldron

Olga Grey
Madame Leclaire

Margery Wilson
Elizabeth Waldron

Mary Thurman
Flirt (uncredited)
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