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A Perfect Crime (film)

A Perfect Crime is a 1921 American silent comedy-drama film directed by Allan Dwan and starring Monte Blue, Jacqueline Logan, Stanton Heck, Hardee Kirkland, and Carole Lombard. It was Logan and Lombard's feature film debut. Lombard was credited as Jane Peters at the time. It is not known whether the film survives, which suggests it may be lost.

Plot
A mild-mannered bank messenger named Wally Griggs lives a double life as James Brown, a wild and rakish adventurer. He catches the eye of bank president Halliday, curious about his exploits, and of his coworker and only friend Mary, who is romantically interested in him. Mary lost her fortune after trusting a swindler named "Big Bill" Thaine, who is now a district attorney determined to marry her despite her reluctance. Wally decides to steal money from the bank, leading to his arrest by Thaine. He sues for false imprisonment and in the process manages to win back Mary's money. He then returns the stolen bank bonds while faking amnesia. A publisher, intrigued by Wally's tales about his life as James Brown, offers him a book deal. Making enough money to support himself as an author, Wally quits his job and marries Mary. (then known by her birth name Jane Peters) in her film debut as Grigg's sister ==Cast==
Cast
Monte Blue as Wally Griggs • Jacqueline Logan as Mary Oliver • Stanton Heck as "Big Bill" Thaine • Hardee Kirkland as President Halliday • Jane Peters (Carole Lombard) as Griggs's Sister == Reception ==
Reception
The movie was positively received in the press. ==Notes==
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