Souls for Sale (1923): Cast
Souls for Sale is a 1923 comedy drama directed by Rupert Hughes, starring Mariska Aldrich as Motion Picture Crew (uncredited), Charlie Chaplin and Fred Kelsey. It runs 1 hour 30 minutes.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 30m (90 min)
- Director
- Rupert Hughes
- Original language
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English - Studio
- Goldwyn Pictures Corporation
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Souls for Sale About?
The premise of Souls for Sale without spoilers.
A Story of Motion Picture Studio Life A young woman hits Hollywood, determined to become a star.
Souls for Sale Themes & Keywords
· 50 tags- casting couch
- screen test
- runaway bride
- hospital tent
- moviemaking
- megaphone
- injured from fall
- lightning strike
- screenplay adapted by author
- bluebeard
- bound and gagged
- hollywood california
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- on set accident
- film actor
- film actress
- reference to fatal plane crash
- acting audition
- circus film
- bigamist
- desert landscape
- struggle over gun
- circus tent
- threatened with a gun
- breaking handcuffs
- writer director producer
- horseback riding
- farce comedy
- insurance scam
- circus ring
- lightning storm
- sham marriage
- marital proposal declined
- minister's daughter
- multiple cameos
- reward offered
- famous director as himself
- ship furnace stoker
- escape from train
- film director
- film set
- roll call opening credits
- fugitive
- projection room
- badger game
- cameo pin
- broken leg
- romantic triangle
- visit from parents
- intruder
- stampede
Souls for Sale Cast & Characters
Mariska Aldrich leads the cast as Motion Picture Crew (uncredited), with Charlie Chaplin and Fred Kelsey as Detective Quinn (uncredited). Directed by Rupert Hughes; 81 actors are credited in all.
- Director Rupert Hughes
- Mariska Aldrich as Motion Picture Crew (uncredited)
- Charlie Chaplin as themselves
- Fred Kelsey as Detective Quinn (uncredited)
- Frank Mayo as Tom Holby
Also Starring in Souls for Sale
· 77 more- Zasu Pitts Themselves
- Chester Conklin Themselves
- Arthur Hoyt Jimmy Leland (uncredited)
- Barbara Bedford Themselves
- Jean Hersholt Themselves
- King Vidor Themselves
- Richard Dix Frank Claymore
- Hobart Bosworth Themselves
- Erich von Stroheim Themselves
- Mae Busch Robina Teele
- Jed Prouty Magnus (uncredited)
- Blanche Sweet Themselves
- Bessie Love Themselves
- John St. Polis Themselves
- Charles Murphy Boss Canvasman (uncredited)
- Leo Willis Electrician (uncredited)
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- Jack Richardson Movie Heavy (uncredited)
- Claude Gillingwater Themselves
- Lon Poff Tall Actor in Casting Office (uncredited)
- William Haines Pinkey - Assistant Director
- Anna Q. Nilsson Themselves
- Aileen Pringle Lady Jane
- Alice Lake Themselves
- Marshall Neilan Themselves
- Dale Fuller Abigail Tweedy - Singer
- William Orlamond Lord Fryingham
- Fred Niblo Themselves
- Robert Edeson Themselves
- Lew Cody Owen Scudder
- Joe Murphy Motorist (uncredited)
- Patsy Ruth Miller Themselves
- Snitz Edwards Komical Kale - the Klown
- Florence Vidor Themselves
- Sylvia Ashton Mrs. Kale (uncredited)
- Eleanor Boardman Miss Remember Steddon
- Johnnie Walker Themselves
- Kathlyn Williams Themselves
- T. Roy Barnes Themselves
- Elliott Dexter Themselves
- Edith Yorke Mrs. Steddon
- George Walsh Themselves
- Raymond Griffith Themselves
- Milton Sills Themselves
- Bynunsky Hyman Actor in Casting Office (uncredited)
- Roy Atwell Arthur Tirrey - Casting Director
- Eve Southern Miss Velma Slade
- Claire Windsor Themselves
- George Morgan Spofford (uncredited)
- Walter Perry Grip (uncredited)
- L.J. O'Connor Doyle (uncredited)
- Yale Boss Prop Man (uncredited)
- Barbara La Marr Leva Lemaire
- Forrest Robinson Rev. John Steddon
- Joan Lowell Motion Picture Crew (uncredited)
- William H. Crane Themselves
- Sarah Thomas Motion Picture Crew (uncredited)
- Dagmar Godowsky Themselves
- June Mathis Themselves
- David Imboden Caxton (uncredited)
- Mabel Ballin Themselves
- Elaine Hammerstein Themselves
- Rush Hughes Second Cameraman (uncredited)
- May Milloy Mrs. Sturges (uncredited)
- Ruth Mitchell Motion Picture Crew (uncredited)
- Anita Stewart Themselves
- Patterson Dial
- Hugo Ballin Themselves
- Margaret Bourne Leva Lemaire's Mother (uncredited)
- Grace Coleman Motion Picture Crew (uncredited)
- Sam Damen Violinist (uncredited)
- Rita Gilman Motion Picture Crew (uncredited)
- Roberta Hewston Motion Picture Crew (uncredited)
- Jean Haskell Themselves
- R.H. Johnson Melodeon Player (uncredited)
- Helen Kassler Motion Picture Crew (uncredited)
- Rhea Le Fort Motion Picture Crew (uncredited)
- Auld Thomas Assistant Cameraman (uncredited)
Cars in Souls for Sale
2 cars on screen: the unknown and the unknown.
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unknown Minor role -
unknown Background role
Souls for Sale Also Known As
4 alternative titles, including “Продажні душі” and “Almas à Venda”.
- Also known as
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- Продажні душі
- Almas à Venda
- Själar till salu
- Души для продажи
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Souls for Sale FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of Souls for Sale, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Souls for Sale?
Souls for Sale runs 1 hour 30 minutes (90 minutes).
When was Souls for Sale released?
Souls for Sale was released on March 27, 1923.
Who directed Souls for Sale?
Souls for Sale was directed by Rupert Hughes.
Who is in the cast of Souls for Sale?
Souls for Sale stars Mariska Aldrich as Motion Picture Crew (uncredited), Charlie Chaplin and Fred Kelsey as Detective Quinn (uncredited), among 81 credited actors.
Does Souls for Sale have a post-credit scene?
No. Souls for Sale has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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