in these five wonderful reels," wrote Variety. "But the worst that can be said of it is that Albert Chevalier looks too old in the early portion and Florence Turner too young in the later section." Survival status The survival status of My Old Dutch is unknown. Remake Director Laurence Trimble initiated a 1926 Hollywood remake of his own 1915 British version of My Old Dutch to feature its star, Florence Turner. Actor James Morrison recalled Trimble telling him that Turner hoped to get back into films, and he asked him to help in a screen test that could be shown to Universal Pictures. "He got a little company together—the people who were in it worked for nothing, because we loved Flotie—and we did scenes from My Old Dutch," Morrison said. Universal approved the project but cast May McAvoy, not Turner, in the starring role. References External links My Old Dutch at the British Film Institute's Film and TV Database 1915 films 1915 drama films British drama films Films directed by Laurence Trimble British silent feature films Films set in England Universal Pictures films British black-and-white films 1910s English-language films 1910s British films Silent drama films