The Russell Affair is a 1928 Australian silent film directed by P. J. Ramster. It was Ramster's last film.
The Russell Affair | |
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Directed by | P. J. Ramster |
Written by | Juliette De La Ruze |
Produced by | Juliette De La Ruze |
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Cinematography | William Trerise |
Release date | 4 October 1928 |
Country | Australia |
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An artist, Stephen Patrick, falls in love with his model, Juliette (Adrienne Stewart). Juliette is in love with Dr Lonsdale, who is engaged to a wealthy widow, Ruby Russsell (Jessica Harcourt). Ruby destroys Patrick's paintings of Juliette in a jealous rage, but manages to get Juliette blamed. A blackmailer, Arthur White (Gaston Mervale), complicates things.
The movie was financed partly by Juliette De La Ruze, a woman anxious to get involved in film production.[1] Filming took place in Sydney, partly at the studios of Australasian Films, Hyde Park and "in the homes of prominent society people[2] and wound up in August 1928.[3]
The star, Jessica Harcourt, previously appeared in the expensive silent productions, For the Term of His Natural Life (1927) and The Adorable Outcast (1928) and was also well known as a fashion model.[4] She made no further films.[5][6]
No copy exists today and it is considered a lost film.
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