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The Expiation · 1909
The Expiation (1909) is a Drama film directed by D.W. Griffith, starring Owen Moore, Marion Leonard, Arthur V. Johnson.
Drama
Overview
William is drawn to Edward's wife, Helen. Sensing his feelings might lead him into an affair, he decides to go away. As he says goodbye to Helen, Edward spies from behind a curtain. Soon afterwards Edward shoots himself, believing Helen can be happier with William. When William returns to convince Helen to become his wife, she refuses, blaming herself for Edward's suicide.
Cast
Owen Moore, Marion Leonard, Arthur V. Johnson
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What is "The Expiation" about?
William is drawn to Edward's wife, Helen. Sensing his feelings might lead him into an affair, he decides to go away. As he says goodbye to Helen, Edward spies from behind a curtain. Soon afterwards Edward shoots himself, believing Helen can be happier with William. When William returns to convince Helen to become his wife, she refuses, blaming herself for Edward's suicide.
When was "The Expiation" released?
The Expiation was released in 1909.
Who stars in "The Expiation"?
The cast includes Owen Moore, Marion Leonard, Arthur V. Johnson.
