Lilian Gish: film's unbroken blossom

Document author(s):

Sheila Benson

Document source:

Los Angeles Times

Publication date:

February 26, 1984

Document type:

interview

Number of pages:

4

Source pagination:

1; 18-20

Document name subject:

Lillian Gish, D. W. Griffith, King Vidor, Lily Tomlin, Victor Sjöström, Abel Gance, and Robert Altman

Document contains:

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Related films:

• The mothering heart — Griffith, D. W. — United States — 1913
• The birth of a nation — Griffith, D. W. — United States — 1915
• True heart Susie — Griffith, D. W. — United States — 1919
• Broken blossoms — Griffith, D. W. — United States — 1919
• The Scarlet letter — Sjöström, Victor — No country known — 1926
• The wind — Sjöström, Victor — United States — 1928
• A wedding — Altman, Robert — United States — 1978

Film country(ies):

United States

Film language(s):

English

Film production company:

Artcraft, Biograph, Epoch Producing Company, Lions Gate Films Inc., Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation, and United Artists Corporation

Film genre(s):

Adaptation, Comedy, Drama, Family, Feature, Historical, Melodrama, Political, Short, War, and Western

Film subject(s):

• Child abuse -- Drama
• Chinese -- Great Britain -- Drama
• Country life -- United States -- Drama
• Family life -- United States -- Drama
• Ku Klux Klan (1915- ) -- Drama
• London (England) -- Drama
• Love -- Drama
• Murder -- Drama
• Racism -- United States -- Drama
• Rape -- Drama
• Reconstruction -- Drama
• Scarborough, Dorothy. Wind -- Film and video adaptations
• Southern States -- Race relations -- Drama
• United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Drama
• Weddings -- United States -- Drama
• Winds -- Drama
• Women -- Southern States -- History -- 1865-1900 -- Drama

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