"The Patsy" is a 1928 silent film directed by King Vidor. It stars Marion Davies as a young woman who is overshadowed by her more glamorous sister. The film explores themes of identity and self-worth as the protagonist navigates her feelings of inadequacy. The story unfolds as the protagonist's life takes unexpected turns, leading her to discover her own strengths and capabilities. With its blend of comedy and drama, "The Patsy" showcases Davies' talent and highlights the societal pressures faced by women during the 1920s. The film remains a notable example of early American cinema.