Wife Number Two

Synopsis

In the silent film 'Wife Number Two' starring Valeska Suratt, the story unfolds around a woman who becomes entangled in a love triangle with her deceitful husband and a charming stranger. As secrets unravel and tensions rise, the characters are thrown into a whirlwind of passion and betrayal. The film explores themes of jealousy, desire, and the consequences of infidelity in a gripping narrative set in the early 20th century. With mesmerizing performances and intricate plot twists, 'Wife Number Two' captures the essence of melodrama and showcases the complexities of human relationships.

Cast

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  Valeska Suratt

  Emma Rolfe

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  Eric Mayne

  Dr. Charles Bovar

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  Mathilde Brundage

  His Mother

• John Goldsworthy

  Rudolph Bulwer

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  Martin Faust

  Philip

• T. Jerome Lawler

  Leo

Reviews

Critics have praised 'Wife Number Two' for its captivating storyline, impressive performances, and stunning visual aesthetics. The film's intricate portrayal of love, betrayal, and redemption has garnered critical acclaim from various sources. 'Rotten Tomatoes' describes it as 'a timeless tale of forbidden passion', highlighting the nuanced character development and emotional depth. 'IMDb' rates the film with 4.5 stars, applauding Valeska Suratt's mesmerizing presence on screen. 'Metacritic' commends the director's meticulous attention to detail, creating a visually stunning masterpiece that resonates with audiences. Overall, 'Wife Number Two' has received positive reviews for its compelling narrative and impactful performances.