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Flaming Waters

IMDb 6.8

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After several years' absence, the young sailor Dan O'Neill returns to his hometown. He quickly discovers that his mother has been cheated out of her life savings by slick oil speculator Jasper Thorne and is now working as a charwoman. Dan tries to avenge his mother's loss by swindling the swindler.

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What is Flaming Waters (1925) about?

After several years' absence, the young sailor Dan O'Neill returns to his hometown. He quickly discovers that his mother has been cheated out of her life savings by slick oil speculator Jasper Thorne and is now working as a charwoman. Dan tries to avenge his mother's loss by swindling the swindler.

Who stars in Flaming Waters?

Flaming Waters stars Malcolm McGregor (Dan O'Neil), Pauline Garon (Doris Laidlaw), Mary Carr (Mrs. Mary O'Neil), John Miljan (Jasper Thorne), John Gough (Midge Botsford). The film was directed by F. Harmon Weight.

How long is Flaming Waters?

Flaming Waters has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 1925.

Is Flaming Waters worth watching?

Flaming Waters holds an IMDb rating of 6.8/10. Fans of Drama, Action are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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