Pollyanna (1920) Family, Comedy, Drama Silent Film
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 พ.ค. 2020
- An orphan's optimistic outlook brings a change to the ill-tempered town in which she resides to her aunt.
Director: Paul Powell
Writers: Eleanor H. Porter, Catherine Chisholm Cushing
Stars: Mary Pickford, Wharton James, Katherine Griffith
Genre: Classics, Cult Film,Family, Comedy, Drama
Budget: $300,000
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I just realized that this film is ONE HUNDRED years old!
OMG now it's almost 102 years old! Mary Pickford was 28 when she made this film.
@@CoopyKat Now she’s… dead. 😔
This movie is one of my all-time favorites. I Loved Mary Pickford as an actress..and those curls ! 🙄 I've seen other movies she made but the ones she did after she cut her hair short just were not the same to me, though she remained a very good actress. But, about 'Pollyanna' .corny as it may seem Really did inspire me with her 'glad' philosophy. I took it with me for years + never forget it. 😊
Pollyanna is beautiful story and very entertaining. The American sweetheart Mary Pickford was very famous movie star during the year 1910.
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I still love the Hailey Mills version BEST! ❤️
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Hayley Mills was a cable TV staple for decades
That can't be from the original sheet music. No way they played circus music while the girls daddy is dying.
What an actress Mary Pickford was. Never knew she won Oscar for Best Actress in Coquette
besides beloved Mary Pickford I’m also a true fan of Lillian Gish n Dorothy Gish. but Mary always brings smiles on my face bc she’s funny.
Got to do something about that “music”. I’m sure that’s not what was intended for it back then, sounds like a circus calliope. Had to turn off the sound.
It doesn't fit the mood of the film.
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I was going to mention that too. There has to be a score somewhere for this film that the piano players used in the film. I shut the sound off. Too annoying.
I love Mary’s footed pajamas
Great with no sound @ all😉
Was Mary Pickford an adult when they made this film? She is TINY.
YES. It’s hard to believe she was 27 here and she’s was only 5’0 1/2!
What a lovely gem on celuloid.
This was the first film she did after co founding United Artists with Charlie Chaplin, soon to be future husband Douglas Fairbanks, and DW Griffith. Don't let her looks fool you, she was one of the most powerful people in Hollywood
@gugurupurasudaikirai7620 Thanks for the info! Love reading about all these "behind the scenes" stuff!
Good there were somre wholesome films before Hays Code
Katherine Griffith was good at playing grouches😂😅. Predecessor to Gladys Cooper and Agnes Moorhead
A natureza é maravilhosa
Greta Garbo is hands down one of the best silent movie actresses, her expressions were priceless, you knew what she was feeling... and I may suggest watching The Shiek with Valentino, very risque for that time
Poison Ivy what chemistry those two had, she was supposedly the love of his life...
Greta Garbo? That's Mary Pickford.
@@drakemulligans3732 of course it is, I was posting on who I thought was the best silent era actress is
Like these innocent movies better. Harold Lloyd made the best silent. The Freshman, a classic
I don’t know why, but I like the 1986 anime of the same name better.
0:53 What's wrong with it?
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This story was improved on in '60 with Hayley Mills and Jane Wyman
All these years later, it's still hard for me to watch this movie, knowing how badly Pickford treated Joan Crawford, especially given the fact that Pickford herself was a fairly sordid character in real life.
Or as Mae Marsh put it, referring to Lillian Gish's performance in Intolerance, "If Pickford was rocking that cradle it would have been empty", alluding to Pickford's - ahem - "miscarriage". God forbid that an unwanted pregnancy would have prevented you from portraying youthful innocence on screen, isn't that right Miss Pickford?
Yeah, you heard me right. Our Joanie may have slapped her kids around every now and then, , but she didn't turn her womb into a slaughterhouse.
So who wants to play the glad game?
@Bernadette Dixon Thank you. By telling me to shut up, I'm glad that you reminded me that while silence may be golden, all that glitters is not gold!
You're naive if you don't think Crawford didn't have an abortion or two early in her career. Many up and coming actresses had abortions. Crawford, Davis, Stanwyck etc. Contraception devices were crude and rarely used.
This is the dumbest comment I have seen on TH-cam ever
@@drakemulligans3732 exactly! So did Marilyn Monroe. It's her body, her choice