In her last silent film -- and her last film, period -- Constance Talmadge stars as the fabulously wealthy Princess Beatrice...
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Princess Beatrice Doriani
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1929
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Bubbly comedienne Constance Talmadge plays the title character in Venus of Venice. Talmadge is cast as Carlotta, a clever...
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Carlotta
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1927
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Breakfast at Sunrise was the penultimate movie vehicle for Constance Talmadge, who retired when talkies came in two years...
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Producer, Madeleine
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1927
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Constance Talmadge's sole 1926 effort was the forgettable comedy The Duchess of Buffalo. Set in a country that seems to be...
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Marian Duncan
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1926
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Constance Talmadge was at the peak of her career when she made this comedy; she was also near the end of her career. The star...
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1925
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Patricia Stanhope
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1925
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Dorothy Adams
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1924
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This video contains two abridged version films: America, in which a Boston patriot and the daughter of a Tory fall in love...
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1924
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Jennie Wetherby
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1924
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Dulcy--better known as Dulcinea--was the cliché-spouting young bride created by newspaper humorist Franklin Pierce Adams....
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1923
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Deft light comedienne Constance Talmadge seems woefully out of place in this historical drama of 17th century England. It was...
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Barbara Winslow
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1923
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There seems to be some debate over exactly who directed this amusing Constance Talmadge picture. Since John Emerson directed...
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1922
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Although it sounds ludicrous to slap a black wig on vivacious blonde Constance Talmadge and try to pass her off as a Chinese...
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Producer, Ming Toy
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1922
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Light comedienne Constance Talmadge did some of her best work with the husband/wife, director/writer team of John Emerson and...
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Phyllis Tomley
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1922
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Constance Talmadge is clearly the driving force in this farce, based on A Man From Toronto by Douglas Murray. Flighty Leila...
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Leila Calthorpe
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1921
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Eve Orrin (Constance Talmadge) is at the mercy of her possessive mother (Effie Shannon), who has a case of "nerves" every...
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1921
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The lead in this domestic comedy seems tailor-made for vivacious Constance Talmadge -- Rosalie Wayne, who bobs her hair, much...
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Rosalie Wayne
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1921
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This picture had three things in its favor right from the start -- its star, Constance Talmadge; the fact that women had...
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Josephine Gerson
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1921
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Constance Talmadge's partners-in-comedy -- the writing team of Anita Loos and John Emerson -- were sorely missed in this...
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1920
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Constance Talmadge dominates this comedy in her usual, mischievous manner. She's Georgiana Chadbourne, a young widow. Her...
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1920
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Constance Talmadge teams up once again with the writer/director team of Anita Loos and John Emerson for this light comedy....
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1920
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Even people as talented as scenarists Anita Loos and John Emerson and film star Constance Talmadge had their off days, as...
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1920
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This fluffy Constance Talmadge vehicle is based on the play by Anthony Wharton. Lilliums Blair (Talmadge) is an ambitious...
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1920
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In this comedy, Constance Talmadge plays Babs, a girl who is thrown out of boarding school because she's more interested in...
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1920
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Lighthearted Constance Talmadge stars in this frothy comedy-drama, which, entertaining as it was, had barely enough substance...
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1919
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1919
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This film was made primarily to cash in on star Constance Talmadge's sparkling personality. Joan Ludlow (Talmadge) is a...
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1919
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Intolerance, D.W. Griffith's towering achievement interlocking four stories of intolerance throughout the ages, has been...
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1919
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1919
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1919
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Like many another Constance Talmadge vehicle, Romance and Arabella was based on a popular stage play, this one written by...
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1919
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This film, based on the stage play Saturday to Monday by William J. Hurlburt, made a nice vehicle for the charms of...
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1919
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Mrs. Leffingwell's Boots began life as an Augustus Thomas play, originally written as a vehicle for Margaret Illington. The...
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1918
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The fifth of Constance Talmadge's thirteen starring vehicles for producer Lewis Selznick was A Pair of Silk Stockings. Based...
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1918
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Lolette (Theda Bara) is a fiery young Spanish girl. When a painter, Maurice (Albert Roscoe), comes to her town in search of...
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1918
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Bettina Vanderpool
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1918
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John Constable (Harrison Ford) is a writer whose ego is being tempted by designing widow Margaret Alloway (Vera Doria). As a...
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1918
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When her contract with Triangle ended, silent comedienne Constance Talmadge signed up to make films with her brother-in-law,...
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1918
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In this witty comedy -- an adaptation of Cyril Harcourt's play -- Constance Talmadge plays a writer who runs a lonely hearts...
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1918
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1918
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Good Night, Paul stars bubbly comedienne Constance Talmadge. This time around, Talmadge's character is happily married (her...
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1918
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The Studio Girl was the film version of the 1911 Billie Burke stage vehicle The Runaway. The original play's French locale...
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1918
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This lesser Constance Talmadge vehicle puts her in a Western forest setting. A corrupt corporation sends claim jumpers to...
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1917
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It's hard to imagine the vivaciously stylish Constance Talmadge as a boarding-house drudge, but that's the part she plays...
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1917
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1917
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1917
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1916
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Old Ira Dayton (F.A. Turner) is a hypochondriac, so when Doc Arnold (Wilfred Lucas) says there is nothing wrong with him, he...
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1916
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The charisma of Douglas Fairbanks keeps this two-reel idea interesting for five reels. Jimmy Conroy (Fairbanks) wants to...
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1916
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1915
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1915
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1915
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1915
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1915
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1915
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1915
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1915
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1915
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1915
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1915
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1915
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1914
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1914
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1914
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1914
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1914
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1914
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1914
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1914
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The 2-reel Moonstone of Fez was produced by Flying Eagle pictures, a branch of Vitagraph studios. Matinee idol...
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1914
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1914
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Marguerite Bertsch, one of Vitagraph's busiest screenwriters, was responsible for the three-reel "melodramatic farce" Uncle...
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1914
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1914
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1914
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1914
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