Mary Pickford Doc

pt 1

Category:

People & Blogs

Tags:

• Mary Pickford
• Silent Film
• 1920s
• Douglas Fairbanks
• D.W.Griffith
• David Balasco
• Eileen Whitfield

[MiniArnie]

How could i cite this in my project?

[sisterluke]

@MiniArnie I don't remember the formal way of citing a documentary but it's a PBS documentary that aired in 2005 titled, An American Experience: Mary Pickford. An American Experience is a documentary series on PBS that does bios on a bunch of famous people.

[pellow22222]

shes canadian right?

[sisterluke]

@pellow22222 Yes she was born in Toronto

[THEalexragonTV]

whats the name of the film shown in 00:32 and 00:37

[sisterluke]

@THEalexragonTV

The name of the film between 00:32 and 00:37 is called Amarilly of Clothes Line Alley

[christina12476]

I love Mary Pickford. She was a truly amazing woman. And never forgotten, lots of people my age know about her :)

[MyGward]

she always kinda reminds me of madonna and she was very similar and driven too

[slobomotion]

Fascinating! Uprated and shared. My French husband is fascinated by all this.

[bluexxg]

adorable ..but she drank too much Angel Zuñiga once said to me

[ranchai100]

yep,born inmy hometown of toronto,ontario,canada.And who says canadian's can't be famous?

[NickijoeCanuck]

There's a bust of her at 555 University Avenue in Toronto, right out front of SickKids Hospital old entrance by the benches.

[ccipollini1984]

back then we had Mary Pickford, Douglas fairbank, Rudolph Valentino, Charlie Chaplin and Greta garbo...now we have Vh1 scumbags and one remake after another. Demille is rolling in his grave.

[GeorgeVreelandHill]

Mary Pickford was an amazing person and actress.

She was and is an example of what Hollywood should be like.

Mary will always be loved.

George Vreeland Hill

[DVDluvr123]

@pellow22222 She was smart enough to get out of Canada so she could make something of her life.