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Naldi was asked to perform in a short film with Johnny Dooley, a Scottish comedian who, despite his last name, was unrelated to her. She soon quit the film after realizing that Dooley had romantic intentions with another woman.[citation needed] Naldi was offered a role in A Divorce of Convenience with Owen Moore. Following these two films, she had small roles in several independent films and then was cast as the exotic character Gina in Paramount Pictures's 1920 release Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde starring John Barrymore. Barrymore reportedly recommended her for the role after he “spotted” her dancing at the Winter Garden.[1] Her noted performance in that film subsequently afforded Naldi more career opportunities.