Mannequin

Synopsis

Mannequin, a 1926 film starring Warner Baxter, tells the story of a mannequin that comes to life and falls in love with a window dresser. As their romance blossoms, they face challenges that test the boundaries of their unconventional relationship. The film explores themes of love, acceptance, and the power of believing in the impossible. With captivating performances and charming visuals, Mannequin takes viewers on a whimsical journey filled with heartwarming moments and unexpected twists.

Cast

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  Warner Baxter

  John Herrick

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  Dolores Costello

  Joan Herrick

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  Alice Joyce

  Selene Herrick

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  Zasu Pitts

  Annie Pogani

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  Walter Pidgeon

  Martin Innesbrook

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  Freeman Wood

  Terry Allen

Reviews

Mannequin may have been ahead of its time in terms of its premise, but critics were divided on its execution. While some praised the film's imaginative concept and the chemistry between the lead actors, others found the plot to be overly simplistic and the pacing uneven. Despite its flaws, Warner Baxter's performance as the male lead received accolades for his emotional depth and nuanced portrayal. Rotten Tomatoes rated the film at 20%, which reflects the polarizing opinions among critics. IMDb's rating of 7.5/10 indicates a more favorable reception from audiences, who appreciated the film's romantic storyline and nostalgic charm.