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Marriages Are Made

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In a small and picturesque village, two renowned families find themselves embroiled in a scandal that threatens to tarnish their reputations. The family of the charming and bold Mary, a young woman with a strong spirit, opposes the idea of her marriage being a matter of convenience and old traditions. On the other hand, the proud and conservative clan of her fiancé, the handsome and wealthy Charles, sees this union as an opportunity to solidify their social status.

As the wedding date approaches, Mary begins to question her future, feeling that her love for Charles is more of an obligation than a true passion. In an unexpected twist, she discovers that Charles' family harbors a dark secret that could unravel everything she believed. With the help of her resourceful friend Clara, Mary decides to take control of her destiny and challenge tradition.

Through a series of comedic mishaps, misunderstandings, and an unexpected journey of self-discovery, Mary not only learns to value herself but also exposes the hypocrisies of the high society of her time. In a poignant final confrontation, she faces both her family and Charles' family, choosing true love over expectations and revealing that, at its core, genuine marriages are built on sincerity and authenticity. This magical story of love and courage reminds us that happiness doesn't always follow the script that is imposed on us.

Media type
Movie
Year
1918
Director
Carl Harbaugh
Actors
Peggy Hyland
Edwin Stanley
George Clarke
Al Lee
Dan Mason
Ellen Burford
William 'Stage' Boyd
George Halpin
Ed Begley
Gender
Comedy
Country
United States
Original title
Marriages Are Made
Duration
50
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