MovieFragments: Surviving Pieces of Lost Films
2011 · Released · 110 min
MovieMovieMovie2011 · Released · 110 min
Who is in it. Open anyone to see what else they are in.
Baby Peggy
Herself
Heather Linville
Herself - Film Preservationist: Academy Film Archive
Mike Mashon
Himself
Michael Pogorzelski
Himself
King Baggot
Himself (archive footage)
Theda Bara
Herself (archive footage)
Clara Bow
Herself (archive footage)
Louise Brooks
Herself (archive footage)
Lon Chaney
Himself (archive footage)
Betty Compson
Herself (archive footage)
Oliver Hardy
Himself (archive footage)
Emil Jannings
Himself (archive footage)
Harry Langdon
Himself (archive footage)
Stan Laurel
Himself (archive footage)
Winnie Lightner
Herself (archive footage)
Nick Lucas
Himself (archive footage)
Victor McLaglen
Himself (archive footage)
Colleen Moore
Herself (archive footage)
George Raft
Himself (archive footage)
Lawrence Tibbett
Himself (archive footage)
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