CECIL B. DEMILLE CLASSICS COLLECTION [IMPORT]

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• Genre: Drama
• Plot: Probably best remembered for the 1956 biblical epic, The Ten Commandments, and his appearance (as himself) in 1950's Sunset Blvd., Cecil B. DeMille's remarkable cinematic career stretches back as far as Charlie Chaplin's. DeMille's reputation as a demanding perfectionist was made in the early days of silent cinema, guiding the careers of such stars as Gloria Swanson, Mary Pickford, and Wallace Reid.; ; This remarkable collection of vintage DeMille classics - some making their DVD debut - includes the very first film 'CB' ever made - 1914's The Squaw Man - and continues to the end of the silent era, just before sound ushered in an entirely new art form - one in which DeMille, once again, thrived.; ; Bonus Features include rare newsreel of DeMille, an interview with Charlton Heston, and the complete 1921 film Miss Lulu Bett - directed by Cecil's brother, William!; ; The Squaw Man (1914) - 74 mins.; *The Virginian (1914) - 50 mins.; Carmen (1915) - 56:30 mins.; The Cheat (1915) - 59 mins.; Joan The Woman (1916) - 133 mins.; *The Romance Of The Redwoods (1917) - 90 mins.; *The Little American (1917) - 65 mins.; Old Wives For New (1918) - 71:30 mins.; The Whispering Chorus (1918) - 81 mins.; Don't Change Your Husband (1918) - 79 mins.; Male And Female (1919) - 115 mins.; Why Change Your Wife? (1920) - 91 mins.; The Affairs Of Anatol (1921) - 117 mins.; Manslaughter (1922) - 100 mins.; *The Road To Yesterday (1925) - 107 mins.; *The Volga Boatman (1926) - 120 mins.; ; ; *DVD PREMIERE
• Runtime: 27:02:00
• Media Format: Movie