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The Truthful Liar (1922)

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Released April 23, 1922Runtime 1h 0mDirector Thomas N. Heffron

Bored by her hardworking husband, Tess goes to an illegal gambling den with a former suitor, Arthur Sinclair. The den is robbed and subsequently raided by police. Tess loses her rings and lies to her husband about her whereabouts. Her lies are exposed when the rings are found by the police. While trying to manage the fallout, she writes a compromising letter that is intercepted and used to blackmail her for $15,000. After being embroiled in further dangerous, fraudulent activity, her innocence regarding the robbery and associated crimes is established through the confession of a criminal named Peter Vanetti. 

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Cast of The Truthful Liar

Wanda Hawley

Wanda Hawley

Tess Haggard
Edward Hearn

Edward Hearn

David Haggard
Charles A. Stevenson

Charles A. Stevenson

Harvey Mattison
Casson Ferguson

Casson Ferguson

Arthur Sinclair
Lloyd Whitlock

Lloyd Whitlock

Larry Steffens
George Siegmann

George Siegmann

Mark Potts
E. Alyn Warren

E. Alyn Warren

Peteer Vanetti
Charles K. French

Charles K. French

Police Commissioner Rogers

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Who stars in The Truthful Liar?

The Truthful Liar stars Wanda Hawley, Edward Hearn, Charles A. Stevenson, Casson Ferguson, Lloyd Whitlock.

Who directed The Truthful Liar?

The Truthful Liar was directed by Thomas N. Heffron.

How long is The Truthful Liar?

The Truthful Liar has a runtime of 1h 0m.

What is The Truthful Liar about?

Bored by her hardworking husband, Tess goes to an illegal gambling den with a former suitor, Arthur Sinclair. The den is robbed and subsequently raided by police. Tess loses her rings and lies to her husband about her whereabouts. Her lies are exposed when the rings are found by the police. While trying to manage the fallout, she writes a compromising letter that is intercepted and used to blackmail her for $15,000. After being embroiled in further dangerous, fraudulent activity, her innocence regarding the robbery and associated crimes is established through the confession of a criminal named Peter Vanetti.