Our Dancing Daughters (1928): Cast
Our Dancing Daughters is a 1928 romantic drama directed by Harry Beaumont, starring Joan Crawford as Diana 'Di' Medford, Bert Moorhouse and Edward Nugent. It runs 1 hour 24 minutes.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 24m (84 min)
- Director
- Harry Beaumont
- Studio
- Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Our Dancing Daughters About?
The premise of Our Dancing Daughters without spoilers.
Set amid the roaring Jazz Age, the film follows two young women from affluent circles: a seemingly wild flapper who is truly decent, and a cunning gold‑digging vamp posing as an innocent ingénue. Both relentlessly pursue the affection and fortune of a handsome millionaire, highlighting the era’s flamboyant youth and social intrigue.
Our Dancing Daughters Themes & Keywords
· 45 tags- female sexual predator
- female jealousy
- manipulative female
- manipulative mother
- damaged goods
- taming of the shrew
- possessive female
- female rivalry
- wild party
- lost generation
- alcoholic wife
- unfaithful wife
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- dysfunctional marriage
- husband wife relationship
- female female relationship
- trophy wife
- going away party
- domineering mother
- millionaire
- party
- flapper
- flirting
- horse
- thief
- gold digger
- table tennis
- courtship
- accidental death
- friendship
- horseback riding
- jazz age
- scrubwoman
- seashore
- picnic
- jealousy
- falling down stairs
- marriage
- rainstorm
- engagement
- infidelity
- deception
- drunkenness
- rich snob
- mother daughter relationship
- romantic rivalry
Our Dancing Daughters Cast & Characters
Joan Crawford leads the cast as Diana 'Di' Medford, with Bert Moorhouse as Diana's Party Friend (uncredited) and Edward Nugent as Freddie. Directed by Harry Beaumont; 12 actors are credited in all.
- Director Harry Beaumont
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Joan Crawford as Diana 'Di' Medford - Bert Moorhouse as Diana's Party Friend (uncredited)
- Edward Nugent as Freddie
- Nils Asther as Norman
Also Starring in Our Dancing Daughters
· 8 more- Johnny Mack Brown Ben Blaine
- Anita Page Ann 'Annikins'
- Huntley Gordon Diana's Father
- Sam De Grasse Freddie's Father
- Dorothy Sebastian Beatrice 'Bea'
- Kathlyn Williams Ann's Mother
- Evelyn Hall Freddie's Mother
- Dorothy Cumming Diana's Mother
More from Harry Beaumont
More films directed by Harry Beaumont, best-rated first: The Broadway Melody, Alias a Gentleman, The Show-Off and Up Goes Maisie.
Cars in Our Dancing Daughters
3 cars on screen, including the 1925 Cadillac unknown and the Chrysler unknown.
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1925 Cadillac unknown Minor role -
Chrysler unknown Minor role -
unknown Minor role
Our Dancing Daughters Also Known As
6 alternative titles, including “Le nostre sorelle di danza” and “Les Nouvelles Vierges”.
- Also known as
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- Le nostre sorelle di danza
- Les Nouvelles Vierges
- 我们跳舞的姑娘们
- Garotas Modernas
- Vírgenes modernas
- Наши танцующие дочери
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Our Dancing Daughters FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of Our Dancing Daughters, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Our Dancing Daughters?
Our Dancing Daughters runs 1 hour 24 minutes (84 minutes).
When was Our Dancing Daughters released?
Our Dancing Daughters was released on September 1, 1928.
Who directed Our Dancing Daughters?
Our Dancing Daughters was directed by Harry Beaumont.
More films by Harry Beaumont Who is in the cast of Our Dancing Daughters?
Our Dancing Daughters stars Joan Crawford as Diana 'Di' Medford, Bert Moorhouse as Diana's Party Friend (uncredited) and Edward Nugent as Freddie, among 12 credited actors.
Does Our Dancing Daughters have a post-credit scene?
No. Our Dancing Daughters has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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