Reno

Reno (1930)

Felicia Brett is married to Alexander W. Brett, a bullying and unfaithful man who openly flaunts his affair with Rita. Pushed to her limit, Felicia travels to Reno, Nevada, to establish residency and file for divorce. While in Reno, Felicia encounters her old childhood flame, Dick Belden. Alexander, desperate to avoid a settlement and gain sole custody of their young son Bobby, follows Felicia to Reno. He attempts to manufacture evidence of adultery by trapping Felicia in a compromising situation with Dick. Alexander initially succeeds in using this falsified evidence to take custody of Bobby. However, the story reaches a melodramatic conclusion when Alexander is killed in a sudden avalanche. Because the divorce had not yet been finalized, Felicia becomes Alexander's widow rather than his ex-wife, which grants her both her son and the freedom to marry Dick.

Date de sortie
1930-09-30
TMDB
10.0 / 10 (1)
Durée
1 h 5 min
Genres
Drame
Réalisateur
George Crone

Distribution

Anecdotes

Reno est un film pre-Code américain sorti en 1930 réalisé par George Crone. Il est produit par le studio Sono Art-World Wide Pictures. Il marque les débuts au cinéma parlat de Ruth Roland, qui ne jouera que dans un seul autre film parlant.

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