The Woman in White 1929
"WILKIE COLLINS' Famous Mystery Romance"
Step into the shadowy world of Victorian England with *The Woman in White* (1929), a silent-era mystery directed by Herbert Wilcox.
Director: Herbert Wilcox
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *The Woman in White* (1929) about?
The film follows Laura Fairlie, a woman promised to a mysterious Scottish mansion by her late father, where she faces eerie encounters and dark schemes by her new husband, Sir Percival Glyde. As secrets unravel, she's drawn into a tale of deception, fortune, and danger.
Who directed *The Woman in White*?
Herbert Wilcox directed *The Woman in White* (1929), bringing his signature attention to drama and classic storytelling to this silent-era adaptation.
Who stars in *The Woman in White*?
Leading the cast are Blanche Sweet as Laura Fairlie, Haddon Mason as Walter Hartright, and Cecil Humphreys as the villainous Sir Percival Glyde.
Is *The Woman in White* (1929) worth watching?
As a silent-era gothic mystery, *The Woman in White* offers compelling atmosphere and classic storytelling, though its age may limit modern pacing expectations. Fans of vintage suspense will appreciate its historical charm and thematic depth.
How long is *The Woman in White*?
The runtime for *The Woman in White* (1929) is 67 minutes.
About The Woman in White (1929) — Silent-Era Gothic Mystery with Blanche Sweet
Step into the shadowy world of Victorian England with *The Woman in White* (1929), a silent-era mystery directed by Herbert Wilcox. Blanche Sweet stars as Laura Fairlie, a young heiress lured to a remote Scottish mansion by the charming but sinister Sir Percival Glyde (Cecil Humphreys). Once there, she uncovers a web of deception, secrets, and a haunting figure whose presence foreshadows danger. Adapted from Wilkie Collins' classic novel, this atmospheric tale blends romance, suspense, and gothic intrigue, with eerie atmospheres and twisty plots that keep audiences guessing.
The film's moody visuals and sharp performances heighten the tension as Laura's fate becomes entangled in Sir Percival's devious schemes. A supporting cast including Haddon Mason and Louise Prussing adds depth, while the story's gothic tone and moral dilemmas create a timeless allure. Whether you're a silent film enthusiast or a mystery lover, *The Woman in White* (1929) delivers chills and suspense in equal measure.