The Brand of Satan Trailer (1917)
A man discovers that he has two personalities--and one of them is a notorious strangler.
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Cast
Montagu Love as Jacques Cordet
Gerda Holmes as Christine
Evelyn Greeley as Natalia
Al Hart as Manuel Le Grange
Nat C Gross as Francois Villier
J. Herbert Frank as Jacques Despard
Emile La Croix as Pere Sechard
Katherine Johnston as Marie
Crew
William A. Brady Presenter
Jere F. Looney Story
Philip Hatkin Cinematography
George Archainbaud Director
International Releases Dates
United States 09 July 1917
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