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Directed by Cecil B. DeMilleOrigin USAGenres Drama,
WesternThemes Théâtre,
Films based on playsActors Warner Baxter,
Elliott Dexter,
Ann Little,
Lupe Vélez,
Eleanor Boardman,
Katherine MacDonaldRating62%
A British army officer Captain James Wingate (Warner Baxter) is left disgraced when he takes the blame for his cousin Henry's (Paul Cavanagh) misappropriation of the regiment's charitable fund. He heads to the Wild West of the United States, taking over a ranch in Montana where he marries a beautiful Indian squaw Naturich (Lupe Velez) and have child Hal (Dickie Moore). Years later Henry arrives there with his wife Lady Diana (Eleanor Boardman), with whom James has been secretly in love., 50minutes
Directed by Cecil B. DeMilleOrigin USAGenres Romance,
WesternThemes Théâtre,
Films based on playsActors Mabel Van Buren,
Theodore Roberts,
Jeanie Macpherson,
House Peters, Sr.,
Raymond Hatton,
Anita KingRating54%
Dans un camp de mineurs, le shérif Jack Rance voudrait bien épouser la "fille", une orpheline héritière du saloon local. Mais celle-ci rencontre le bandit Ramerrez, sous une fausse identité. Les circonstances conduisent celui-ci au camp, où leur amour se développe. Ramerrez devient un enjeu entre la fille, qui le protège, et Jack Rance, qui souhaite le pendre., 1h
Directed by Oscar Apfel,
Cecil B. DeMilleGenres Drama,
Adventure,
HorrorThemes Théâtre,
Films based on playsActors H. B. Warner,
Theodore Roberts,
Horace B. Carpenter,
Jeanie Macpherson,
Mabel Van Buren,
William ElmerRating53%
Directed by Oscar Apfel,
Raoul WalshOrigin USAGenres Comedy,
FantasyThemes Théâtre,
Films based on playsActors Myrtle Stedman,
Winifred Bryson,
Herbert Standing,
Charles Ruggles,
William DesmondRating16%
Les aventures de Peer Gynt, un fermier norvégien, parti de par le monde chercher fortune et l'amour des femmes. Après ces longs voyages, il sera finalement sauvé par Solveig, son amour de jeunesse. , 1h40
Directed by Cecil B. DeMilleOrigin USAGenres Drama,
War,
Biography,
Historical,
RomanceThemes Films set in Africa,
Politique,
Political films,
Films based on plays,
Films based on works by William Shakespeare,
Films about royaltyActors Claudette Colbert,
Warren William,
Henry Wilcoxon,
Joseph Schildkraut,
Ian Keith,
Gertrude MichaelRating67%
In 48 BC, Cleopatra vies with her brother Ptolemy for control of Egypt. Pothinos (Leonard Mudie) kidnaps her and Apollodorus (Irving Pichel) and strands them in the desert. When Pothinos informs Julius Caesar that the queen has fled the country, Caesar is ready to sign an agreement with Ptolemy when Apollodorus appears, bearing a gift carpet for the Roman. When Apollodorus unrolls it, Cleopatra emerges much to Pothinos' surprise- he tries to deny who she is. However Caesar sees through the deception and Cleopatra soon beguiles Caesar with the prospect of the riches of not only Egypt, but also India. Later, when they are seemingly alone, she spots a sandal peeking out from underneath a curtain and thrusts a spear into the hidden Pothinos, foiling his assassination attempt. Caesar makes Cleopatra the sole ruler of Egypt, and begins an affair with her., 1h10
Directed by Cecil B. DeMille,
Sam WoodOrigin USAGenres DramaThemes Films based on playsActors Elliott Dexter,
Tom Forman,
Gloria Swanson,
Raymond Hatton,
Sylvia Ashton,
Theodore RobertsRating59%
As described in a film magazine, Dr. Edward Meade (Dexter) and his close friend Richard Burton (Forman) are rivals for the hand of Sylvia Norcross (Swanson), but both men have volunteered to fight in the war. Although Sylvia favors Dr. Meade, she is proud of both of them. As Edward is putting on his uniform, the head of the children's hospital where he works comes to him and convinces him that his true duty lies there, where his surgeon's skill is most needed. Edward resigns his commission, and Sylvia, disgusted as what she perceives as cowardice, marries Richard the day he is leaving with his regiment for Europe. Richard conceals his hurt and devotes himself to the hospital. Betty Hoyt (Hawley), a friend of Sylvia, also hides her disappointment as she had feelings for Richard. Sylvia uses her time to aid poor families on New York's Lower East Side, and coming home one night runs down a little girl (Giraci) with her car, who turns out to be an orphan as her father had died at the front in Europe. Sylvia takes the child to recuperate in her home, and learns the child may never walk again. Seeking out the best surgeon, Sylvia finds the only one who has not gone to fight is Dr. Meade. Edward consents and does his best for the child. Meanwhile, Richard at the front line calmly faces possible death. He is wounded in battle, and finds that he has lost his right hand and severely injured the left side of his face. He then asks a friend to tell his wife that he had been killed in battle. Back in New York, Sylvia has come to better understand Edward's character as he cares for the orphan. When news of Richard's death comes, she turns to Edward, the man she has always loved. Betty accuses her of loving Edward, and she cannot deny it. After waiting a suitable amount of time, Edward asks Sylvia to marry him, and she consents. On the day the engagement is to be announced, Richard returns home, having received a new prosthetic hand and some work to his face. The guests hail Richard as a hero while Edward, facing the situation, quietly leaves. Sylvia tries to take up her life with Richard again, and when they are alone, Richard is beaming with joy but she cannot hide her aversion to his wounds. Quick to understand, Richard bitterly reproaches her and leaves. Meeting Betty in the hall, he tells her what happened, and she happily says that she can take Sylvia's place. Richard accepts this as he embraces her. Sylvia goes to see Edward at his home and finds him in his chair with the orphan on his lap. She says that she tried to stay with Richard, but her love for Edward was too strong. Richard, who followed Sylvia, arrives, and there ensues a conversation that results in peace and contentment for the four parties instead of ruined lives.