Coquette

Coquette (1929)

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Coquette is Mary Pickford's first talkie, based on the play by George Abbott and Ann Preston Bridgers. The story was already made famous on the stage by star Helen Hayes. At almost 40 years old and lacking her signature curls, Pickford plays the young Southern belle Norma Besant, who is courting… More

Unrated,
Directed By
Genres
Drama, Classics
In Theaters
Mar 30, 1929 Wide

Critic Reviews

  • Emanuel Levy, EmanuelLevy.Com

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

  • Michael W. Phillips, Jr., Goatdog's Movies

    The film is very stagy, the characters don't move around a lot, there is little editing within the scene, and the actors overact.

  • Nick Davis, Nick's Flick Picks

    I guess 1929 audiences knew a stinker when they saw one coming. There is very little to criticize in Coquette, because there is so little in it, period.

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Cindy I


    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… More

  • John B


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

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