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60 of 215 · most liked firstPoster for the movie, HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL (1958), directed by William Castle, starring Vincent Price. Poster art by Reynold Brown (1917-1991).
unlabelledView post →One of the examples I sometimes think about is that rightwing British actor complaining about seeing Sikh soldiers in the movie 1917 and anyone who actually knows about history having to inform him that it wasn’t woke and he was just very stupid
unlabelledView post →I did a project on tv/film copaganda a while ago, and one of the most telling things I found was from the 1917 Charlie Chaplin film Easy Street, in which a woman chides Chaplin's police officer character and says "but you promised to reform!" It just goes round and round, decade after decade.
unlabelledView post →"Tell her I wasn’t scared." Post-It Note art from a scene in the brilliant Sam Mendes film 1917.
unlabelledView post →This week's review covers THE GREAT STRIKE (1917), an Australian documentary of the important labor action that was screened exactly once and then pulled and censored. Only 15 minutes out of an hour runtime survive moviessilently.com/2026/02/16/t...
unlabelledView post →Pixies appear in CASTLES FOR TWO (1917). The Irish-themed film was intended to charm Irish Americans but proved to be so offensive that it caused violent protest, censorship of the more bigoted bits and complaints from politicians in the homeland.
unlabelledView post →Bob, botd 1917. If you haven't, I urge you to read Lee Server's biography 'Baby, I Don't Care', because he genuinely didn't. No film has cast such an instant and unfading enthrallment upon me as 'Night Of The Hunter'. "And they're a warrin', and they're a fightin'"
unlabelledView post →Dance sequence from THE DYING SWAN (1917), Evgeni Bauer's examination of aristocratic rot. Real dancer Vera Karalli stars in the film and, frankly, it's rude of you to ask what she was doing while Rasputin was being murdered.
unlabelledView post →From 'A Day in the Life of a Munitions Worker', 1917 film made at the National Shell Filling Factory Chilwell, Nottingham. A massive explosion at the factory in 1918 killed 134. #WW1 #FWW IWM Film 510 www.iwm.org.uk/collections/...
unlabelledView post →Maya Deren (1917 – 1961), was a Ukrainian-born American experimental filmmaker and important promoter of the avant-garde in the 1940s and 1950s. Deren was also a choreographer, dancer, film theorist, poet, lecturer, writer, and photographer. #CelebratingWomen
unlabelledView post →Rotating the stage in A GIRL'S FOLLY (1917), a behind-the-scenes dramedy shot on location in the World film company's Fort Lee, New Jersey headquarters. World stayed east while the industry was moving west and it's one of the best little studios you've never heard of.
unlabelledView post →A Girl's Folly (1917) offers a behind-the-scenes look at a 1910s movie studio
unlabelledView post →One of my autistic traits that I love is how I recognize people in movies in an instant. Gerran Howell, who plays Dr. Whitaker (Huckleberry) in The Pitt, was in the WW1 movie 1917 for about 10 seconds. I recognized him in about 1.5 seconds, mostly from his voice cadence, then his face. #autistic
unlabelledView post →Another deleted scene from the film 1917. #histscalemodels #buildthestash
unlabelledView post →Before she was a delightfully daffy character actor, Alice Brady was a leading lady in silent film. THE DANCER'S PERIL (1917) is about a Russian ballerina's dangerous brush with politics.
unlabelledView post →Born on this day in 1917, the late, great Robert Mitchum. What is your favorite film of his, noir or not? #filmnoirbirthday @eddiemuller.bsky.social @tcmparty.bsky.social
unlabelledView post →"I gave up being serious about making pictures around the time I made a film with Greer Garson and she took a hundred and twenty-five takes to say 'No'" Robert Mitchum, born 6 August 1917.
unlabelledView post →Around 40 seconds of new footage from Cleopatra (1917) staring early sex symbol Theda Bara was found. Almost all of her films are lost, including Cleopatra. This film looks amazing for 1917 and it's a crime I can't see the full two hours of it #filmsky 🎥 www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwPZ...
unlabelledView post →Chunky, husky gay Canuck Hollywood actor Raymond Burr was BOTD in 1917 & died in 1993 at 76. Known in the 40's and 50's primarily for playing the heavy (so to speak) in a series of film noirs, his best-known movie roles are in Hitchcock's "Rear Window" (1954) "Godzilla" (1956)
unlabelledView post →The silent movie I have watched the most is KIDNAPPED (1917) and it’s not even close. I crowdfunded its release many years go and I know every inch of the thing. We were looking for spliced frames to see where there could have been tinting changes.
unlabelledView post →Vamp pictures put the Fox film company on the map but the fad was fleeting and they wanted to class up the joint, so they turned to a lavish literary adaptation. Frank Lloyd directed A TALE OF TWO CITIES (1917), making the most of a generous budget.
unlabelledView post →This week, I review the Danish farce OH, THOSE WOMEN (1917), in which a wife mixes up two envelopes, sends a curt reply to her husband and a red hot proposition to his business partner, signed "Your Bad Girl" moviessilently.com/2026/08/23/o...
unlabelledView post →𝑹𝒐𝒃𝒆𝒓𝒕 𝑴𝒊𝒕𝒄𝒉𝒖𝒎..(ᵃᶜᵗᵒʳ ˢⁱⁿᵍᵉʳ) #Botd (August 6, 1917 Bridgeport, Connecticut) #FilmSky 🎟📽✴️🎞
unlabelledView post →Me screaming at the top of my lungs when I find out that 1917 and Birdman aren’t actually one continuous film shot
unlabelledView post →Here's a 1917 Photoplay cartoon set about the joys of watching a silent movie in a theater at the height of the era. Reader, I lol'd
unlabelledView post →Watch the Oldest Japanese Anime Film, Jun’ichi Kōuchi’s The Dull Sword (1917)
unlabelledView post →This week's review covers THE MASKED MARVELS (1917), a crime comedy about a cook and butler who, armed with their How to Become a Detective textbooks, try to solve a string of burglaries! A vehicle for comedy star Gale Henry. moviessilently.com/2025/10/05/t...
unlabelledView post →Moody ad for THE DESERT MAN (1917). At the dawn of the 1910s, movies were advertised by producer and the star system had barely begun. By the middle of the decade, movie ads were marvels of graphic design with beautiful illustrations.
unlabelledView post →I've been trying to track down the KIDNAPPED (1917) castle for ages. I know it's in New Jersey (or maybe New York). What do you think of Moldenke? (left, movie is right)
unlabelledView post →1917 was an early precursor, but with Nickel Boys, Presence, and Flow we are really seeing the cinematography of video games begin to influence film instead of the other way around.
unlabelledView post →𝑭𝒆𝒓𝒏𝒂𝒏𝒅𝒐 𝑹𝒆𝒚...(ᵃᶜᵗᵒʳ) #Botd (20 September 1917 A Coruña 🇪🇸) #FilmSky 🎟📽🎞
unlabelledView post →Olive Thomas by the Sarony Studio, New York 1915. The popular model and Ziegfeld Follies star (as well as mistress to Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr.) would make her feature film debut in 1917. #botd
unlabelledView post →Raymond Burr in Anthony Mann's film noir classic RAW DEAL (1948) Burr was BOTD in 1917
unlabelledView post →Watching 1917 with my first born. He's been test reading my book selections for my Gaming and History class on World War 1, giving him the film experience too.
unlabelledView post →The film seems to have been planned in 1917, before the influenza epidemic officially hit but there were rumors of a super bug in military encampments as far back as 1916. Plus, Denmark had unusually good record keeping of infectious diseases at the last flu outbreak was in 1900.
unlabelledView post →This week's review covers THE PRIDE OF THE CLAN (1917), in which Mary Pickford goes Scottish under the direction of the very French Maurice Tourneur in Massachusetts moviessilently.com/2026/03/08/t...
unlabelledView post →Amazing silent film footage of the 1917 World Series at Comiskey Park! (New York Giants vs. Chicago White Sox) Check out that great baseball sweater on John McGraw! #MLB #SFGiants #WhiteSox #Baseball #History
unlabelledView post →Amazing silent film footage of the 1917 World Series at Comiskey Park! (New York Giants vs. Chicago White Sox) Check out that great baseball sweater on John McGraw! #MLB #SFGiants #WhiteSox #Baseball #History
unlabelledView post →Amazing scenes: watch Theda Bara in rediscovered footage from lost film CLEOPATRA (1917) silentlondon.co.uk/2023/09/14/w...
unlabelledView post →Two clips from the amazing film 'A Day in the Life of a Munitions Worker', made in 1917 at the National Shell Filling Factory Chilwell, Nottingham. A massive explosion at the factory in 1918 killed 134 workers. Source: www.iwm.org.uk/collections/... 1/2
unlabelledView post →Here a wild story: in 1917 a filmmaker was sentenced to 10 years in prison for making a patriotic film about the American revolution. His crime? Criticizing the British
unlabelledView post →Fritz Leiber and Theda Bara in the lost film Cleopatra (1917)
unlabelledView post →Fun fact: The first animated feature film ever made isn't actually American like most people think. It's a lost political film from Argentina called El Apóstol (The Apostle) made in 1917. It's considered a lost film, destroyed in a studio fire in 1926.
unlabelledView post →New footage from CLEOPATRA (1917) starring the legendary Theda Bara!!! It appears to be a minute-long fragment from this mostly lost film.
unlabelledView post →Theda Bara in a publicity portrait for the lost film Cleopatra (1917)
unlabelledView post →This 1931 portrait, "Sacred Prayer," captures a teenage Isuzu Yamada (1917–2012) at the very dawn of her legendary career. Published in the "Movie no Tomo" spring special when she was just 14 years old, the image reflects a romanticized, ethereal aesthetic typical of early Shōwa-era film magazines.
unlabelledView post →Charlie Chaplin in a publicity photo for the short film The Adventurer (1917)
unlabelledView post →So pleased to be reunited with the brilliant Martin Geraghty on a one-off strip in the new DWM, called Run. I got the idea watching 1917 – the 'continuous shot' war movie. I wondered what the comic strip equivalent would look like...
unlabelledView post →Between 1913-1917 the early silent film troop of the Keystone Cops entertained people by doing pratfalls and acting like clowns. Almost 110 years later the Keystone Cops entertain people by doing pratfalls and acting like clowns.
unlabelledView post →Not a huge fan of training everyone with modern bro-operator instructors. Historical weapons handling matters and can throw off the authenticity. 1917 was otherwise a fantastic movie but everyone moves and shoots like modern soldiers and it's a bit jarring.
unlabelledView post →The main problem with watching THE LITTLE PRINCESS (1917) is that I get really sad that Mary Pickford and ZaSu Pitts didn't make another film together because they had comedic chemistry for miles.
unlabelledView post →Jon Pertwee and Ingrid Pitt in a lobby card for the horror anthology flick THE HOUSE THAT DRIPPED BLOOD (1971) The screenplay for the film was written by Robert Bloch based on his own short stories. Bloch was BOTD in 1917.
unlabelledView post →“1917 edition” like it’s a collectible from the movie 1917
unlabelledView post →The Beatles – A Four-Film Cinematic Event will place John, Paul, George, and Ringo at the center of their own movie, all helmed by 1917 and Skyfall director Sam Mendes.
unlabelledView post →THE POLISH DANCER (1917) is a rare surviving film from Pola Negri's early career in her native Poland before she found international stardom in Germany and Hollywood. She plays a femme fatale, naturally.
unlabelledView post →Movie Frame Study from 2021, ref frame is from 1917 (2019) character is called Teal Bahamut Credere ^^
unlabelledView post →Rope wasn't the first attempt for a "single shot" movie, but it was the first big screen, big talent film. You can see where they cuts were though 1917 is simply amazing. With the large panoramic scenes and the amount of actors involved in single 10-15 minute shots was choreographed with precision
unlabelledView post →Steve Cochran - American movie actor - was a movie star briefly in the late 1940s and 1950s …(1917 - 1965)
unlabelledView post →Looking at film and photos of chemical warfare in the First World War on the imagesdefense.gouv.fr website, I found this film of gas drill at a school in Reims, March 1917. imagesdefense.gouv.fr/fr/dans-les-...
unlabelledView post →Re-watched 1917. I really enjoyed the long shots - the movie overall looks fantastic and I respect the amount of work that went into the practical effects.
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