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Director:
Writers:
Donald McGibney (story)
Wallace Smith (screen version) ...
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Release Date:
23 September 1927 (USA) See more »
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Plot:
Two American soldiers are captured by the Germans on the Western Front during World War One and escape a POW camp only to stumble into further life-threatening adventures when they come across an Arabian king's daughter while on the lam. Full summary » | Add synopsis »
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Awards:
Won Oscar. See more »
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TCM Showing Restored "Two Arabian Knights" on December 15, 2004 See more (18 total) »

Cast

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William Boyd ... W. Daingerfield Phelps III

Mary Astor ... Mirza
Louis Wolheim ... Sgt. Peter O'Gaffney
Ian Keith ... Shevket Ben Ali
Michael Vavitch ... The Emir
Michael Visaroff ... The Skipper (as M. Visaroff)

Boris Karloff ... The Purser
DeWitt Jennings ... American Consul (as De Witt Jennings)
Nicholas Dunaew ... Mirza's Man Servant (as Nicholas Dunaev)
Jean Vachon ... Mirza's Maid Servant
David Cavendish ... The Emir's Advisor (as Denis D'Auburn)
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Directed by
Lewis Milestone 
 
Writing credits
Donald McGibney (story) (as Donald McGibeny)

Wallace Smith (screen version) and
Cyril Gardner (screen version)

James T. O'Donohoe (continuity) (as James O'Donohue)

George Marion Jr. (titles)

Produced by
John W. Considine Jr. .... producer
Jeffery Masino .... producer (alternate version 2004)
Howard Hughes .... producer (uncredited)
 
Original Music by
Robert Israel 
 
Cinematography by
Tony Gaudio (photographed by) (as Antonio Gaudio)
Joseph H. August (uncredited)
 
Film Editing by
Douglass Biggs  (as Douglas Biggs)
 
Art Direction by
William Cameron Menzies 
 
Production Management
Leeds Baxter .... production manager
Walter Mayo .... production manager
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Nate Watt .... assistant director
 
Art Department
Casey Roberts .... interior decorator
 
Sound Department
Karen Eckhoff .... sound engineer (2004 alternate version)
Vladislav Kvapil .... recording director (2004 alternate version)
Vit Muzik .... recording director (2004 alternate version)
 
Visual Effects by
Jeffery Masino .... digital restoration (2004 alternate version)
 
Editorial Department
David Block .... telecine: Ascent Media (2004 alternate version)
Alfonso Gomez .... restoration film editor (2004 alternate version)
 
Music Department
Robert Israel .... conductor: The Robert Israel Orchestra, Europe (2004 alternate version)
Robert Israel .... music arranger (2004 alternate version)
 
Other crew
John W. Considine Jr. .... presenter
John W. Considine Jr. .... supervisor
Howard Hughes .... presenter
Frank M. Lunn .... legal services: Rosen, Feig, Conley and Lunn (2004 alternate version)
Ned Mann .... technical director (as Ned Herbert Mann)
Tom Sehenuk .... restoration: ADS (2004 alternate version)
Ariel Ticsay .... restoration: ADS (2004 alternate version)
 
Thanks
Margaret Bodde .... special thanks (2004 alternate version)
Evans Butterworth .... special thanks (2004 alternate version)
Sean Cameron .... special thanks: Turner Entertainment Networks (2004 alternate version)
Sean Clark .... special thanks: UNLV Dept. of Film (2004 alternate version)
Patricia Coleman .... special thanks: University of Nevada Las Vegas (2004 alternate version)
Michelle Cooley .... special thanks: Turner Entertainment Networks (2004 alternate version)
Pirro Dollani .... special thanks: University of Nevada Las Vegas (2004 alternate version)
Frank Donner .... special thanks (2004 alternate version)
John F. Gallagher .... special thanks: UNLV Foundation (2004 alternate version) (as John F. Gallagher Ph.D.)
Randy Haberkamp .... special thanks (2004 alternate version)
Tom Karsch .... special thanks: Turner Entertainment Networks (2004 alternate version)
Marty Kearns .... special thanks (2004 alternate version)
Irvin Kershner .... dedicatee: Robert Israel's music (2004 alternate version)
Jeffrey Koep .... special thanks: University of Nevada Las Vegas (2004 alternate version) (as Jeffrey Koep Ph.D.)
Laneesa Lanier .... special thanks: University of Nevada Las Vegas (2004 alternate version)
Francisco Menéndez .... special thanks: UNLV Dept. of Film (2004 alternate version) (as Francisco Menendez)
John Novacek .... special thanks (2004 alternate version)
Kevin Orrock .... special thanks (2004 alternate version)
Brian Peterson .... special thanks (2004 alternate version)
Justin Pettigrew .... special thanks: Turner Entertainment Networks (2004 alternate version)
Susan Ryan .... special thanks: Turner Entertainment Networks (2004 alternate version) (as Susan K. Ryan)
David Schmoeller .... special thanks: UNLV Dept. of Film (2004 alternate version)
Charles Tabesh .... special thanks: Turner Entertainment Networks (2004 alternate version)
Morgan Tegtow .... special thanks: University of Nevada Las Vegas (2004 alternate version)
Jennifer Vaughan .... special thanks: University of Nevada Las Vegas (2004 alternate version)
Hart L. Wegner .... special thanks: UNLV Dept. of Film (2004 alternate version)
Peter Wentzel .... special thanks (2004 alternate version)
Karin Wright .... special thanks (2004 alternate version)
Kevin Yates .... special thanks (2004 alternate version)
 
Crew believed to be complete


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Runtime:
92 min (2004 alternate version)
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Aspect Ratio:
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Certification:
USA:Approved | USA:TV-G (TV rating)

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Trivia:
This film was once believed to have been lost. A copy was found in the vaults of producer Howard Hughes, following his death, along with copies of two other "lost" films produced by Hughes, The Racket (1928) and The Mating Call (1928).See more »
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11 out of 14 people found the following review useful.
TCM Showing Restored "Two Arabian Knights" on December 15, 2004, 4 December 2004
Author: gerrythree (gerrytwo@hotmail.com) from New York

Turner Classic Movies is showing 'Two Arabian Nights' on December 15, 2004, as part of their salute to Howard Hughes, subject of the new movie "The Aviator." TCM's web site states that their 'salute coincides with this month's theatrical release of The Aviator, Martin Scorsese's film biography of Hughes. Part One includes three silent films from Hughes' early career as a producer that have not been seen since their initial release, along with two key Hughes movies from the early sound era. The silent films are part of an extensive collection of memorabilia donated by the Hughes estate and the Howard Hughes Corporation to the Film Department at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV), and digitally restored through TCM funding by special arrangement with Flicker Alley. Each has a new score by composer Robert Israel.'

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