Confidence (film, 1909)

notable individuals who exploited confidence tricks. William Chaloner (1650–1699): Serial counterfeiter and confidence trickster proven guilty by Sir Isaac

pitched the film to take place in present-day Russia and explore Bond's origins; he left the production after Broccoli and Wilson "lost confidence" in the

movie with too much confidence." Edwin Miller of Seventeen wrote that the film was a "visually classy chiller ... aided by stunning film locations." Richard

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character as portrayed by Tyrone Power depicted him as "a coward, weakling, confidence man, swindler to say nothing of a faithless deceitful husband." Although