Man, Woman and Sin

Synopsis

In the classic silent drama film 'Man, Woman and Sin' released in 1927, John Gilbert plays the role of a wealthy businessman who becomes entangled in a love triangle involving his wife and a seductive stage performer. As the tension rises and emotions run high, the characters navigate through betrayal, desire, and moral conflicts in a gripping narrative that delves into the complexities of relationships and societal norms of the time. With stunning visuals and powerful performances, 'Man, Woman and Sin' captivates the audience with its timeless tale of love, lust, and the consequences of temptation.

Cast

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  John Gilbert

  Albert Whitcomb

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  Jeanne Eagels

  Vera Worth

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  Gladys Brockwell

  Mrs. Whitcomb

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  Marc McDermott

  Bancroft

• Philip W. Anderson

  Al Whitcomb as a Child

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  Hayden Stevenson

  The Star Reporter

Reviews

Critics have praised 'Man, Woman and Sin' for its compelling storytelling and emotional depth. The film has been lauded for its intricate exploration of human desires and the intricacies of relationships. While some reviewers have highlighted the exceptional performances by the cast, others have commended the visually striking cinematography that enhances the film's themes. Despite the challenges faced by silent films of that era, 'Man, Woman and Sin' manages to engage viewers with its poignant narrative and thought-provoking commentary on love and morality. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a rating of 7/10, describing it as a 'captivating melodrama with a powerful storyline.' IMDb scores the film at 6.0/10, acknowledging its historical significance and memorable performances.

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