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Coquette (1929)

A Southern belle's flirtation with a working man leads to tragedy.

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John B 25 Nov 2007

I finally see the great Canadian Pickford on the big screen. Not bad but not particularly memorable either.

J. Scott F 08 May 2014

Just couldn't make it past the first fifteen minutes. Mary Pickford's acting is obviously suited much better for the silent screen as her voice adds nothing but annoyance. Her Oscar is obviously not deserved for this role - but it allowed for the rules to be changed so that no one could charm or buy the affections of judges again. It is interesting how these early talkies make one yearn for the silent screen, when you didn't have to try to understand what people were saying to get the plot - and the acting relied on something more than recitation.

Daniel P 28 May 2008

Suh, ah say suh, as a Southehn gentleman, ah object to this stereotypical pohtrayal of social mohes of the deep South, and Mary Pickfohd's pehfohmance as an unrepentant fliht. Besides, Pickfohd is a Yankee hussy (so Nohthehn she's Canadian) posing as a truly honorable Southehn belle! Coquette, ah challenge you to a duel! Pistols at dawn!

Emanuel Levy 21 Jul 2010

Vet silent actress Mary Pickford won her first and Only Best Actress Oscar for this melodrama, done better on stage with Helen Hayes.

Cindy I 10 Apr 2010

Interesting early talkie starring silent screen star "Little Mary" Pickford. She plays a Southern Belle type who loves a man her father hates and has forbidden her to associate with. When the father takes care of business his way, Mary is faced wth dilemma of lying about her beau to save her father or stick by her love and watch Dad go to prison. The acting was still very much in the silent style, with lots of extreme facial expressions and mannerisms. But the story was OK, and I had never seen Mary Pickford in a film before. She overacts somewhat, but if you squint your eyes just right, she was still pretty convincing. An interesting little piece of melodrama.