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- Letty Lynton (1932)
A socialite begins a shipboard romance with a wealthy man, but is blackmailed by a former lover.
| Cast | + Add Cast |
|---|---|
| 17 cast members |
| Name | Known for |
|---|---|
 Joan Crawford Letty Lynton Letty Lynton See fewer |
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 Louise Closser HaleMiranda, Letty's Maid Miranda, Letty's Maid See fewer |
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| Lee PhelpsDennis, Darrow's Chauffeur (uncredited) Dennis, Darrow's Chauffeur (uncredited) See fewer |
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 C. Montague ShawShip's Officer at Christmas Party (uncredited) Ship's Officer at Christmas Party (uncredited) See fewer |
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 Harry StubbsShip's Steward (uncredited) Ship's Steward (uncredited) See fewer |
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