Two Weeks (1920)

Synopsis of Two Weeks

This fluffy Constance Talmadge vehicle is based on the play by Anthony Wharton. Lilliums Blair (Talmadge) is an ambitious chorus girl with expensive tastes. To help her stage career, she welcomes the attentions of Reggie Clonberry (Reginald Mason), but she discovers he's a wolf when he takes her to a road house. After struggling with him and hurting her hand, she escapes to a nearby home. The butler dresses her wound while telling her that the large house is owned by three bachelors: Kenneth Maxwell (Conway Tearle), Jimby Lewis (George Fawcett), and Billy Crane (Templar Saxe). When the three men return from their golf game, Lilliums pretends to be an old friend of Lewis' and is invited to stay. The men protect her from Clonberry and she keeps things exciting around the house. Eventually Maxwell is won over by her charms. But then his mother shows up and concludes that Lilliums is a schemer. Maxwell believes his mother, but when he takes this up with Lilliums, she lets him have it. He finally declares his love for her and she allows him to win her. ~ Janiss Garza, Rovi

Director(s):

Sidney Franklin, Sidney Franklin

Writer(s):

Anita Loos, John Emerson

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