For Better, for Worse

Synopsis

For Better, for Worse (1919) starring Elliott Dexter is a classic romantic drama that follows the story of a couple facing challenges in their marriage. Set against the backdrop of the early 20th century, the film explores themes of love, sacrifice, and resilience. As the husband and wife navigate through turbulent times, they must confront their own inner demons while trying to save their relationship. With captivating performances and a poignant narrative, For Better, for Worse is a timeless tale of the complexities of marriage and the enduring power of love.

Cast

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  Elliott Dexter

  Dr. Edward Meade

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  Tom Forman

  Richard Burton

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  Gloria Swanson

  Sylvia Norcross

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  Sylvia Ashton

  Sylvia's Aunt

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  Raymond Hatton

  Bud

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  Theodore Roberts

  Hospital Head

Reviews

For Better, for Worse has received mixed reviews from critics over the years. While some praise its emotional depth and compelling performances, others criticize its melodramatic plot and pacing. "Despite its flaws, the film showcases Elliott Dexter's remarkable acting skills and delivers a touching portrayal of marital struggles," commented one reviewer. On the other hand, another critic remarked, "For Better, for Worse lacks originality and fails to engage viewers with its predictable storyline." With an IMDb rating of 5.9/10, the movie has sparked debates among cinephiles about its merits and shortcomings.

See also

The Brood

The Return of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre

Black Sheep

Down to Earth