The Captive (1915) A Silent Film Review – Movies Silently

The Captive (1915) A Silent Film Review – Movies Silently

Thought lost for decades, this romantic melodrama of the Balkan Wars is the second and final collaboration between leading lady Blanche Sweet and director Cecil B. DeMille. The production was marred by personality conflicts, illness and a tragic accidental death but the film itself is a scrumptiously sleazy little slice of hokum. Home Media Availability:…

The Captive (1915) A Silent Film Review – Movies Silently

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