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. The actress Gwynne Herbert belonged to the busy actresses of the 1910s. She began her film career in 1914 with movies like "The Victoria Cross" (14) and "Lil o' London" (14). She soon became a demanded actress who took part in numerous other silent movies, among them "As the Sun Went Down" (15), "The Middleman" (15), "The Man in the Attic" (15), "When Knights Were Bold" (16), "Annie Laurie" (16), "The Manxman" (17), "A Fortune at Stake" (18), "The Homemaker" (19), "Possession" (19) and "The Kinsman" (19). In the first part of the 20s followed again many engagements for productions like "A Temporary Vagabond" (20), "Helen of Four Gates" (20), "The Tinted Venus" (21), "Wild Heather" (21), "Mist in the Valley" (23), "The Naked Man" (23) and "The World of Wonderful Reality" (24). Afterwards she retired from the film business.
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