31 December 1930 Drama, Crime, Romance 42 mins
The plot of The Fatal Flower revolves around a young couple whose budding romance coincides with a rash of bank heists in Northwestern Ontario.
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Dorothea Mitchell Screenplay
Dorothea Mitchell Director
Dorothea Mitchell Producer
Harold Harcourt Director
Fred Cooper Cinematography
United States 31 December 1930
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