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[[File:kinematograph-weekly-1923-05-31-p21-the-fires-of-fate.jpg|thumb|250px|right|''Kinematograph Weekly'' (31 may 1923, p. 21)]] | [[File:kinematograph-weekly-1923-05-31-p21-the-fires-of-fate.jpg|thumb|250px|right|''Kinematograph Weekly'' (31 may 1923, p. 21)]] | ||
[[File: | [[File:1924-the-desert-sheik-poster-usa.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Poster USA (1924)]] | ||
''Fires of Fate'' is a British silent movie, produced by ''Gaumont British Picture Corporation'', adapted by [[Alice Ramsey]] from [[Lewis Waller]]'s play [[The Fires of Fate]], directed by [[Tom Terriss]], released on 27 July 1923 (UK), starring [[Nigel Barrie]] as Col. Egerton. ? reels. | ''Fires of Fate'' is a British silent movie, produced by ''Gaumont British Picture Corporation'', adapted by [[Alice Ramsey]] from [[Lewis Waller]]'s play [[The Fires of Fate]], directed by [[Tom Terriss]], released on 27 July 1923 (UK), starring [[Nigel Barrie]] as Col. Egerton. ? reels. | ||
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File:exhibitor-s-trade-review-1924-02-23-p37-fires-of-fate.jpg|''Exhibitor's Trade Review'' (23 february 1924, p. 37) | |||
File:the-wisconsin-state-journal-1924-07-11-p18-the-desert-sheik-ad.jpg|''The Wisconsin State Journal'' (11 july 1924, p. 18) | |||
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Fires of Fate is a British silent movie, produced by Gaumont British Picture Corporation, adapted by Alice Ramsey from Lewis Waller's play The Fires of Fate, directed by Tom Terriss, released on 27 July 1923 (UK), starring Nigel Barrie as Col. Egerton. ? reels.
The movie was filmed with American actors in Cairo, Egypt, and in Lybian Desert.
In USA, the movie was titled "The Desert Sheik" (1924).
This movie is an adaptation of Arthur Conan Doyle's novel : The Tragedy of the Korosko (1897).
Cast
- Col. Egerton : Nigel Barrie
- Dorinne Adams : Wanda Hawley
- Prince Ibrahim : Pedro de Cordoba
- Rev. Samuel Rodin : Stewart Rome
- Miss Adams : Edith Craig
- Stephen Belmont : Percy Standing
- Sir Charles Rodin : Arthur M. Cullin
- Mansoor : Douglas Munro
- Lord Howard Cecil : Cyril Smith
Crew
- Director : Tom Terriss
- Screenplay : Alice Ramsey, Lewis Waller
Reviews & Ads
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Exhibitor's Trade Review (23 february 1924, p. 37)
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The Wisconsin State Journal (11 july 1924, p. 18)
