Writing
Olga Printzlau
- Career
Active from 1915 to 1933, busiest in 1916 with 9 main titles.
- Leading roles
- 0top three billing
- Average score
63/100
- Highest rated
Why Change Your Wife?63/100
Main genres
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Recurring tags
- Coming-of-Age 4
- Melodrama 3
- Early Cinema 3
- Nostalgic 3
- Silent Film Era 2
- Classic Cinema 2
- Silent Era Comedy 2
- Historical Setting 2
- Historical Cinema 2
- Silent Era 2
- Social Commentary 2
- Historical Drama 2
Works often with
People in at least two of their main titles.
Charles OgleActorThe Woman Who Lied, What Every Woman Knows, Believe Me, Xantippe, Conrad in Quest of His Youth, Midsummer Madness, +1 more
William C. deMilleDirectorWhat Every Woman Knows, Conrad in Quest of His Youth, Midsummer Madness, The Lost Romance, Jack Straw
Robert BrowerActorWhat Every Woman Knows, Fifth Avenue Models, The Lost Romance, Jack Straw
Lois WilsonActorWhat Every Woman Knows, Midsummer Madness, The Lost Romance
Winter HallActorWhat Every Woman Knows, Little Church Around the Corner, Burning Sands
Jack HoltActorNaked Hearts, Midsummer Madness, The Lost Romance
Mayme KelsoActorConrad in Quest of His Youth, Why Change Your Wife?, The Lost Romance
Conrad NagelActorWhat Every Woman Knows, Midsummer Madness, The Lost Romance
Claire McDowellActorWhat Every Woman Knows, Midsummer Madness, The Tragedy of Youth
Betty FranciscoActorMidsummer Madness, Fifth Avenue Models, Maytime
Hobart BosworthActorTwo Men of Sandy Bar, Little Church Around the Corner, The Scarlet Sin
Sylvia AshtonActorConrad in Quest of His Youth, Why Change Your Wife?, Jack Straw
Movies and TV shows
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1930s
3 titles
1920s
28 titles · average score 63
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1910s
19 titles
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