Released under Paramount Picture's prestigious Artcraft division, devoted to A-list releases capable of commanding higher roadshow admissions prices. The majority of the studio's releases were simply as Paramount product while a lesser division was labeled Realart. This 3-tiered system remained in effect from 1919 through 1924.
While given her first chance to direct a complete film, Lillian Gish was dismayed to find Paramount's new East Coast studio at Mamaroneck, NY uncompleted. She was also assigned the daunting task of supervising the studio's construction as well as directing her sister Dorothy Gish in this film. Dorothy married her co-star, James Rennie, after production wrapped.
Remodelling Her Husband ( 1920) is listed as a lost silent film.
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