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1 October 1995 (UK) morePlot:
Documentary mini-series about the rise and fall of the European silent film industry. full summaryUser Comments:
The Silent Era moreCast
(Series Credited cast) | Kenneth Branagh | ... | Narrator (voice) |
 | Jean-Louis Trintignant | ... | Narrator (french version) (voice) |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Claude Autant-Lara | ... | Himself (director) (also archive footage) |
| Michael Balcon | ... | Himself (producer) (archive footage) (as Sir Michael Balcon) |
| Charles Bennett | ... | Himself (writer) |
| Chili Bouchier | ... | Herself (actress) |
| Dallas Bower | ... | Himself (sound recordist) |
| Eric Cross | ... | Himself (cameraman) |
| Albert Dieudonné | ... | Himself (actor) (archive footage) |
| Jean Dréville | ... | Himself |
| Simon Feldman | ... | Himself (technical director) |
| Harold French | ... | Himself (actor) |
| Abel Gance | ... | Himself (director) (archive footage) |
 | John Gielgud | ... | Himself (actor) (as Sir John Gielgud) |
| Sidney Gilliat | ... | Himself (writer, director) |
| Marie Glory | ... | Herself (actress) |
 | Alfred Hitchcock | ... | Himself (archive footage) |
| Harry Krimer | ... | Himself (actor) (as Harry-Krimer) |
| Max Linder | ... | Himself (archive footage) |
| Blanche Montel | ... | Herself (actress) |
| Joan Morgan | ... | Herself (actress) |
| Ronald Neame | ... | Himself (assistant cameraman) |
| George Pearson | ... | Himself (director) (archive footage) |
| Germaine Rouer | ... | Herself (actress) |
| Chrissie White | ... | Herself (actress) (archive footage) |
| Julia Wolf | ... | Herself (editor) |
| Freddie Young | ... | Himself (cameraman) |
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Kevin Brownlow & David Gill have done it again. After doing great justice to Hollywood in the silent era (Hollywood, The Unknow Chaplin, Buster Keaton: A hard Act To Follow & Harold Lloyd: The Third Guineus), they took on the silent films from Europe. Carl davis has written yet again a fabulous score. Why hasn't the Academy Awards honored these guys. Being from England (Davis is a New Yorker),these guys care more about our film heritage than anyone in Hollywood does.