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The film was directed by Lois Weber and Phillips Smalley and features performances from Tyrone Power Sr., Agnes Emerson, Frank Elliott and Walter Belasco. It runs 50m. The drama movie was released on April 10, 1916 by Universal Film Manufacturing Company (United States of America), originally in No Language.
What is John Needham's Double about? Although he has been appointed to guard the fortune of young Thomas Creighton, the unscrupulous Lord John Needham decides to spend all of it after Tom runs away. Then, however, an announcement comes that Tom is returning and that he plans to claim his money. Fearful of punishment, both from Tom and the authorities, John kills his cousin and exact double, Joseph Norbury, and takes Joseph's place, thereby making it seem as if the dead man is really John.
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