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Alla Nazimova stands in an elegant gown holding a glass, while Rudolph Valentino sits in the foreground at a lavishly set table with other guests in a scene from Camille (1921).
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Camille

film by Smallwood [1921]
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  • Alla Nazimova
    Alla Nazimova

    …movies include the romantic drama Camille (1921), in which she costarred with Rudolph Valentino, and Salomé (1922), an adaptation of an Oscar Wilde play about the beheading of John the Baptist. Nazimova also directed (with Charles Bryant) the latter film.

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    …movies include the romantic drama Camille (1921), in which she costarred with Rudolph Valentino, and Salomé (1922), an adaptation of an Oscar Wilde play about the beheading of John the Baptist. Nazimova also directed (with Charles Bryant) the latter film.

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