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Summer Silents - Mary Pickford and Sparrows (1926)
Sparrows (1926) presented a radical departure from what audiences of the day expected from a Mary Pickford film. The looming influences of German Expressionism cast a deathly pallor over Pickford… more →
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Summer Silents - Mary Pickford and Sparrows (1926)
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leclisse wrote 4 days ago: Sparrows (1926) presented a radical departure from what audiences of the day expected from a Mary P … more →
Summer Silents - Some final thoughts on Lillian Gish
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leclisse wrote 2 weeks ago: I accompanied my Lillian Gish marathon with Charles Affron’s 2002 biography, Lillian Gish: Her … more →
Summer Silents - Lillian Gish and Orphans of the Storm (1921)
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leclisse wrote 2 weeks ago: Orphans of the Storm (1921) was the last movie that Lillian made with D. W. Griffith, and following … more →
Quote du Jour
Chris wrote 2 weeks ago: You can get through life with bad manners, but it’s easier with good manners. - Lillian Gish T … more →
Style Icon of the Week
Emmanent Entertainment wrote 2 weeks ago: This week’s style icon for Drooling Isn’t Pretty is Lillian Gish, the beautiful and tal … more →
Summer Silents - Lillian Gish and Broken Blossoms (1919)
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leclisse wrote 3 weeks ago: Broken Blossoms (1919) is a significant departure for D. W. Griffith away from the prestigious epics … more →
Summer Silents - Lillian Gish and The Birth of a Nation (1915)
leclisse wrote 3 weeks ago: I’ve decided to get a little more thematic during the summer months since I have a break from … more →
Night of the Hunter (1955)
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leclisse wrote 1 month ago: It would be difficult to think of another film that portrays the dichotomy of good and evil in such … more →
Evelyn Varden: A Forgotten Actress in an Unforgettable Role
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suzidoll wrote 1 month ago: My day job at Facets Multi-Media in Chicago has recently turned into a night shift. We are currently … more →
The Night of the Hunter
mistercomfypants wrote 2 months ago: As of this post, we’re caught up on The List. That is, I’ve made a post for all of the … more →
ATCs: Lillian Gish
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Mellanie wrote 3 months ago: 2.5" x 3.5" watercolor I made these cards for a trader who liked my Buster Keaton card. … more →
Into the Iron-Clad Shadows...
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amyking wrote 3 months ago: Early Obama’s Efforts to Get People Involved — Is He Practicing What He Preached? I … more →
20 Actresses (grand finale)
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Brad Wrolstad wrote 5 months ago: This viral theme has long played itself out everywhere else, but not here. It’s a big pantheo … more →
Look-alike 6
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millivanilli wrote 5 months ago: I’m writing about famous silent movie actors from the 1920’s, and I came across some pho … more →
The Night of the Hunter
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Pointy wrote 7 months ago: A-mazing. Watch it before reading. The first half of it is brilliantly constructed, creepy and enter … more →
Portrait of Jennie
donimatrix wrote 7 months ago: One of the most unusual romances ever filmed, Portrait of Jennie is the picture of sumptuousperfecti … more →
Hunters, psychics and voodoo
Lisa wrote 9 months ago: October 11, 2008 Dead Zone (1983) Dir. By David Cronenberg based on the novel by Stephen King (4/5) … more →
"Portrait of Jennie" -- Only Romantics Need Apply
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medusamorlock wrote 9 months ago: Love stories don’t usually appeal to me, but stick in some time travel, or possible survival a … more →
"I have carried you about with me for a long, long time."
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Roman Colombo wrote 10 months ago: Uh-huh. So…I’m not sure how to handle this one. The 1915 film Birth of a Nation. Oldest film I have … more →
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