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One Year to Live (1925)
70 min | Drama

One Year to Live (1925)

70 min | Drama

Elsie Duchanier, the maid of the star dancer in Brunel's Follies, falls in love with Capt. Tom Kendrick, an American soldier stationed in France. Kendrick is reassigned to the United States, and Dr. La Pierre, who is also in love with ...See moreElsie Duchanier, the maid of the star dancer in Brunel's Follies, falls in love with Capt. Tom Kendrick, an American soldier stationed in France. Kendrick is reassigned to the United States, and Dr. La Pierre, who is also in love with Elsie, tells her that she has only one year to live. Elsie then accepts Maurice Brunel's offer to make her the main attraction of his new follies. Elsie soon becomes famous and is showered with gifts and attention, but she does not submit to Brunel's advances, the price he demands for making her a star. Tom returns to France and meets La Pierre, who confesses that his "one year to live" warning to Elsie was an unsuccessful attempt at seduction. La Pierre also tells Tom of Brunel's desire for Elsie, and Tom finds her just in time to prevent Brunel's unwelcome advances. Elsie and Tom are happily reunited. Written by AFI See less

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9 cast members

Name	Known for
Aileen Pringle Elsie Duchanier Elsie Duchanier See fewer	The Last of Mrs. Cheyney (1937)
Dorothy Mackaill Marthe Marthe See fewer	Subway Sadie (1926)
Sam De Grasse Dr. Lucien La Pierre Dr. Lucien La Pierre See fewer	The Man Who Laughs (1928)
Rosemary Theby Lolette Lolette See fewer	A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court (1921)
Leo White Stage Manager Stage Manager See fewer	Blood and Sand (1922)
Joseph Kilgour Maurice Brunel Maurice Brunel See fewer	My Lady's Slipper (1916)
Antonio Moreno Captain Tom Kendrick Captain Tom Kendrick See fewer	Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954)
Rose Dione Nanette Nanette See fewer	Freaks (1932)
Chester Conklin Froquin Froquin See fewer	Modern Times (1936)