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Tempered Steel

191850mRalph Ince

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Lucille Caruthers travels from her home in the South to New York, hoping for a career on the stage. She is aided in her dream by the theatre star Serge Ratakin, and she becomes a star in her own right. But Ratakin is jealous and possessive and attempts to sabotage her. After a violent conflict with Ratakin, Lucille believes she has killed him. But has she?

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What is Tempered Steel (1918) about?

Lucille Caruthers travels from her home in the South to New York, hoping for a career on the stage. She is aided in her dream by the theatre star Serge Ratakin, and she becomes a star in her own right. But Ratakin is jealous and possessive and attempts to sabotage her. After a violent conflict with Ratakin, Lucille believes she has killed him. But has she?

Who stars in Tempered Steel?

Tempered Steel stars Olga Petrova (Lucille Caruthers), J. Herbert Frank (Serge Ratakin), Thomas Holding (Dr. Richard Sheldon), William T. Carleton (Col. Caruthers), Mrs. E. Walton (Mrs. Caruthers). The film was directed by Ralph Ince.

How long is Tempered Steel?

Tempered Steel has a runtime of 50 min and premiered in 1918.

Where can I watch Tempered Steel?

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