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Thoughtless Women (1920)
60 min | Drama

Thoughtless Women (1920)

60 min | Drama

Annie Marnet is the guileless daughter of a poor, but socially ambitious, vain mother. When the son of a wealthy family has a disagreement with his mother regarding his inheritance and goes to work for a banker, he takes a room at the ...See moreAnnie Marnet is the guileless daughter of a poor, but socially ambitious, vain mother. When the son of a wealthy family has a disagreement with his mother regarding his inheritance and goes to work for a banker, he takes a room at the Marnet's boardinghouse. There he courts and marries Annie solely for the purpose of gaining an inheritance, which will come to him upon his marriage. While Annie's mother is delighted with the match, Annie is snubbed by her husband's mother and sister. In turn, Annie is upbraided by her own mother for not making a success of the marriage. In a plot to drive Annie away, her snobbish in-laws accuse her of stealing the mother's pearl necklace. Annie grows despondent. The banker, however, believing Annie innocent, extracts a confession from the son. Eventually, the son returns to his previous mistress, Lady Vere-de-Vere, and Annie finds happiness with the banker. Written by AFI See less

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8 cast members

Name	Known for
Alma Rubens Annie Marnet Annie Marnet See fewer	The Rejected Woman (1924)
Merceita Esmond Mrs. Marnet Mrs. Marnet See fewer	The Beautiful Adventure (1917)
Eddie Boland Mr. Marnet (as Edward Holland) Mr. Marnet (as Edward Holland) See fewer	Sunrise (1927)
Robert Williams The Son The Son See fewer	Platinum Blonde (1931)
Mathilde Brundage The Mother The Mother See fewer	Raffles, the Amateur Cracksman (1917)
Gladys Valerie The Sister The Sister See fewer	Marie, Ltd. (1919)
Lumsden Hare John Hewitt, The Banker John Hewitt, The Banker See fewer	Svengali (1931)
Mabel Bardine Lady Vere-de-Vere Lady Vere-de-Vere See fewer	The Barker (1917)