Castles in the Air (1923 film)

Castles in the Air
Directed by	Fred Paul
Produced by	G.B. Samuelson
Written by	Walter Summers
Starring	Lillian Hall-Davis Nelson Keys Campbell Gullan Mary Rorke
Production company	British-Super Films
Release date	1923
Country	United Kingdom
Language	English

Castles in the Air is a 1923 British silent drama film directed by Fred Paul and starring Nelson Keys, Lillian Hall-Davis and Campbell Gullan.^[1] It was originally made as Let's Pretend.

Cast

References

↑ "Castles in the Air (1937)".

External links

Castles in the Air on IMDb

The films of Fred Paul
1910s	Infelice (1915) The Love Trail (1915) Whoso Is Without Sin (1916) The Vicar of Wakefield (1916) The New Clown (1916) Still Waters Run Deep (1916) Lady Windermere's Fan (1916) Dr. Wake's Patient (1916) The Lyons Mail (1916) The Second Mrs Tanqueray (1916) Her Greatest Performance (1916) Masks and Faces (1917)
1920s	Uncle Dick's Darling (1920) The Money Moon (1920) The Little Welsh Girl (1920) The Lights of Home (1920) The English Rose (1920) The Duchess of Seven Dials (1920) Lady Tetley's Decree (1920) The House on the Marsh (1920) The Woman Upstairs (1921) The Upper Hand (1921) The Sting of Death (1921) The Return (1921) The Oath (1921) The Nurse (1921) The Last Appeal (1921) The Happy Pair (1921) The Guardian of Honour (1921) The Gentle Doctor (1921) The Flirtations of Phyllis (1921) The Flat (1921) Polly (1921) Mary's Work (1921) Delilah (1921) A Woman Misunderstood (1921) A Voice from the Dead (1921) A Game for Two (1921) The Faithful Heart (1922) Brown Sugar (1922) If Four Walls Told (1922) The Right to Strike (1923) Castles in the Air (1923) The Hotel Mouse (1923) The Midnight Summons (1924) The Green Mist (1924) The Golden Pomegranates (1924) The Coughing Horror (1924) The Cafe L'Egypte (1924) Karamaneh (1924) Greywater Park (1924) Cragmire Tower (1924) The Last Witness (1925) Thou Fool (1926) Safety First (1926) Guy of Warwick (1926) The Luck of the Navy (1927) The Broken Melody (1929)
1930s	Romany Love (1931) In a Lotus Garden (1931)

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