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[NGS712]

They should have a special project to have someone rescore all these Griffith films.

[HangTheDJ16]

I love Lillian Gish... A very beautiful, capable and accomplished actress.

[agumon12]

So beautiful and refreshing.... yet I can't decide if that's for the movie or the girl. 

[TheQueenl92]

Im doing a presentation on the crime genre..this was it's start and the start of my presentation

[skcushcodrum]

I agree with all who say they should work on restoring old scores for these classics. It almost seems as though , while the films that survived are being placed reverently in specialy lined containers in climate controlled storage, the scores are being stored in a shoebox behind a radiator in the bathroom.

[skcushcodrum]

I once had the pleasure of conversing with a wonderful elderly lady who, as a teenager working her way through conservatory, was the piano player for the local theater. Great stories!

[DoctorTimmyTiddles]

I'm sure the actor at 13:10 is Dwight Frye ("Renfield" in 1931's Dracula).

[cyrilmaude]

This is perhaps the granddaddy of the gangster film. Its interesting to see how the elements of the mob films have evolved from this period through the famous Warner films of the thirties, right up to Scorcessee's Goodfellas, etc.

[rubiesncreme]

Amazing, isn't it? This was made 99 years ago, yet it's every bit as effective today.

[ColumineMiette]

@HangTheDJ16 lillian gish, what a dish!

[nicodagger]

@dpattiris My pleasure! It was an excellent question, because i think everyone thinks that when they watch a silent film, I did....in a way, those silent film actors had to be great improvisors, because there wasn't a script..someone wrote 'title cards" which put up on screen just a tiny fraction of what was being said.

[nicodagger]

@dpattiris They did what the actors in Larry David's "Curb Your Enthusiasm" do: they were given an outline of what is happening, and they improvised their lines, they knew basically what was going on, the emotions, and went from there. Plus the director was talking to/at them all the time, telling them what to do.