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Beau Geste

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Brothers Digby (Neil Hamilton), John (Ralph Forbes) and Michael "Beau" Geste (Robert Colman) are stunned to learn that their financially troubled aunt, Lady Patricia Brandon (Alice Joyce), has stolen a precious gem. Determined to prevent the woman's arrest, Beau, Digby and John all step forward and claim to be the thief. But, instead of ending up in jail, the Geste boys quickly sign up for duty with the French Foreign Legion in Africa, where their military hitch proves to be a brutal one.

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Wilella Waldorf New York Post 09/22/2020
For these scenes In the desert alone Beau Geste is worth a visit to the [theater]. It is good entertainment. Go to Full Review
Robert E. Sherwood LIFE 10/06/2021
If Beau Geste is weak at times, it is because of too much plot. Pictorially and dramatically it is superb. Go to Full Review
Pamela Hutchinson Silent London 04/21/2020
It's ridiculous, but Herbert Brenon has a winning way with the spectacular set pieces that the story demands. And the scenes are always stolen by the supporting cast. Go to Full Review
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04/14/2012 Elaborate silent version of the classic story. See more Read all reviews
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Synopsis Brothers Digby (Neil Hamilton), John (Ralph Forbes) and Michael "Beau" Geste (Robert Colman) are stunned to learn that their financially troubled aunt, Lady Patricia Brandon (Alice Joyce), has stolen a precious gem. Determined to prevent the woman's arrest, Beau, Digby and John all step forward and claim to be the thief. But, instead of ending up in jail, the Geste boys quickly sign up for duty with the French Foreign Legion in Africa, where their military hitch proves to be a brutal one.
Director
Herbert Brenon
Producer
Jesse L. Lasky, Adolph Zukor
Screenwriter
Herbert Brenon, John Russell, Paul Schofield, Percival Christopher Wren
Distributor
Grapevine Video
Production Co
Paramount Pictures
Genre
Adventure, History, Drama, War
Release Date (Theaters)
Aug 25, 1926, Wide
Runtime
2h 9m