#allandwan — Public Fediverse posts
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And now our feature presentation: “Robin Hood” (1922) written, produced and starring Douglas Fairbanks Sr.and directed by Canadian-American Allan Dwan (https://youtu.be/x73nPX-06X8?si=8Y301UDchJcaqjhJ)
#SilentFlickerSunday #RobinHood #AllanDwan #DouglasFairbanks -
And now our feature presentation: “Robin Hood” (1922) written, produced and starring Douglas Fairbanks Sr.and directed by Canadian-American Allan Dwan (https://youtu.be/x73nPX-06X8?si=8Y301UDchJcaqjhJ)
#SilentFlickerSunday #RobinHood #AllanDwan #DouglasFairbanks -
First up is “The Good Bad Man” (1916) (https://youtu.be/a4XLkT6jNOY?si=mcIbWdUtXkYmACDr) directed by Allan Dwan and written, produced and starring Douglas Fairbanks Sr.
#SilentFlickerSunday #TheGoodBadMan #AllanDwan #DouglasFairbanksSr #SilentFilm -
First up is “The Good Bad Man” (1916) (https://youtu.be/a4XLkT6jNOY?si=mcIbWdUtXkYmACDr) directed by Allan Dwan and written, produced and starring Douglas Fairbanks Sr.
#SilentFlickerSunday #TheGoodBadMan #AllanDwan #DouglasFairbanksSr #SilentFilm -
“One Mile From Heaven” (20th Century-Fox, 1937) — Claire Trevor is the nominal star, but her character is too slimy to sympathize with. The real protagonists are Fredi Washington and Bill Robinson. A very unusual feature in its handling of race relations.
#OldHollywood #BillRobinson #ClaireTrevor #CriterionChannel #AllanDwan
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“One Mile From Heaven” (20th Century-Fox, 1937) — Claire Trevor is the nominal star, but her character is too slimy to sympathize with. The real protagonists are Fredi Washington and Bill Robinson. A very unusual feature in its handling of race relations.
#OldHollywood #BillRobinson #ClaireTrevor #CriterionChannel #AllanDwan
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Brian Donlevy and Glenda Farrell in the very enjoyable comedy-drama about a deep sea cable diver, “High Tension” (1936). I found this in the #CriterionChannel Allan Dwan collection, but I’m surprised I didn’t find it earlier.
I’ve now seen 55 of the 73 Glenda Farrell films and should resume trying to track down the remainder—particularly the handful from the 1930s.
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Brian Donlevy and Glenda Farrell in the very enjoyable comedy-drama about a deep sea cable diver, “High Tension” (1936). I found this in the #CriterionChannel Allan Dwan collection, but I’m surprised I didn’t find it earlier.
I’ve now seen 55 of the 73 Glenda Farrell films and should resume trying to track down the remainder—particularly the handful from the 1930s.
