Silent-film director Edwin Carewe hoped to stage a talkie comeback with his self-produced Are We Civilized? Set in a...
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1934
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1931
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This third film version of Rex Beach's rugged Yukon novel The Spoilers was also the first talkie adaptation. This time,...
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1930
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1929
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The 1928 production Ramona was the third film version of the Helen Hunt Jackson novel of the same name, first dramatized (in...
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1928
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Mexican-born Dolores Del Rio is convincingly cast as a fiery Hungarian lass in Revenge. Yet another variation on...
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1928
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Previously filmed three times (in America, at least), Leo Tolstoy's mammoth novel Resurrection was once more brought to the...
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1927
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This drama was a hint that perhaps the Jazz Age was beginning to wind down; its characters overcome their wild, wicked ways...
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1926
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1926
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Although Blanche Sweet was often busy making films with her then-husband Marshall Neilan, during 1925 and 1926, she also made...
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1925
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Alla Nazimova, an ethereal Russian actress who preferred to bill herself as just plain Nazimova, tops the cast of My Son. The...
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1925
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During a carnival in Venice, Horace Pierpont, a wealthy American (Lewis Stone), falls in love with Fay Kennion (Virgina...
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1925
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Dorothy Mackaill is well-cast as a high-living flapper in this lively picture, which was based on the popular newspaper...
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1925
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By 1924, sheik pictures were old hat, but director Edwin Carewe tried to add a little spice to this one by filming it...
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1924
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Alla Nazimova had been away from the screen for over a year when she made this drama, and she was paid well under half her...
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1924
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A now forgotten star of the later silent era, Sylvia Breamer took on the old David Belasco stage chestnut in this remake of...
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1923
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Just because movies before the late '20s were filmed without sound recording, it doesn't mean they were truly silent. This...
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1923
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As a stage play, The Bad Man was a success because of its hilarious and colorful dialogue. That was lost when it was made...
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1923
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Although Anita Stewart receives top billing in this action picture, it's Edward Hearn who has the more prominent role. Bill...
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1922
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Not surprisingly, this Northwoods drama was adapted from a James Oliver Curwood novel, The Poetic Justice of Uko San. It...
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1922
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For the first few decades of the twentieth century, films that carried the sentimental theme of a mother's love were almost...
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1922
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Popular silent star Anita Stewart is the draw in this soap opera-like feature. Julie Laneau, a French-Canadian girl (Stewart)...
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1921
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One of the silent era's more popular leading ladies, Anita Stewart, stars in this colorful but not particularly true-to-life...
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1921
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Popular silent star Anita Stewart wasn't immune to appearing in routine program pictures, and this mystery has little to...
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1921
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Scottie Dean (Edward Pell) and his wife Isobel (Jane Novak) are passengers on board a whaling ship. Dean has a fight with the...
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1920
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1919
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Since he did not survive into the 1920s -- the golden era for silent movies -- few people today realize that Harold Lockwood...
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1919
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Bert Lytell stars in this breezy light comedy. Jimmie Slocum (Lytell) can't stay out of trouble, and his father (Frank...
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1919
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1919
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Anna Q. Nilsson has a dual role in this drama, based on the novel by Ridgewell Cullum. Alexander Hendrie (Joe King) and James...
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1919
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1917
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After a woman has destroyed his life, James Van Dyke Moore (Francis X. Bushman) travels out West. He operates a silver mine...
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1917
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When her father is ruined, a society girl (Emmy Wehlen) flees to Texas where she falls for a recovering alcoholic playboy...
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1917
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When postman Francois Breault (Fred Jones) is murdered, the Northwest Mounted Police send Corporal Blake (Percy G. Standing)...
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1917
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1917
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God's Half Acre stars J. W. Johnston as famed novelist Henry Norman. Seeking "local color" for his latest book, Norman moves...
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1916
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An actress (Ethel Barrymore) has three suitors, Ross, a chemist (H. Cooper Cliffe), the wealthy Strong (Percy Standing), and...
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1915
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1914
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