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Cast
Alfred Paget | ... |
Enoch Arden
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Lillian Gish | ... |
Annie Lee
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Wallace Reid | ... |
Phillip Ray
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Francis Carpenter | ... |
Phillip Ray as a child (uncredited)
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D.W. Griffith | ... |
Walter Fenn (uncredited)
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Mildred Harris | ... |
Daughter of Enoch & Annie (uncredited)
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Betty Marsh | ... |
Annie Lee as a child (uncredited)
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Paul Willis | ... |
Son of Enoch & Annie (uncredited)
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Directed by
Christy Cabanne | ... | (as William Christy Cabanne) |
Written by
D.W. Griffith | ... | () |
Alfred Lord Tennyson | ... | (poem) |
Cinematography by
William Fildew | ... | (as William E. Fildew) |
Additional Crew
D.W. Griffith | ... | supervisor |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Mutual Film (1915) (United States) (theatrical)
- Continental Feature Film Corporation (1914) (United States) (theatrical)
- Robertson-Cole Distributing Corporation (1922) (United States) (theatrical) (re-release) (re-titled)
- Reel Media International (2006) (World-wide)
- Reel Media International (2007) (World-wide)
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Storyline
Plot Summary |
A hundred years ago in a little seaside village, lived and played three children, Philip Ray, Annie Lee and Enoch Arden, the latter an orphan. They grew up together and both boys fell in love with Annie Lee. She chose Enoch Arden. Philip, however, remained their friend. Years passed. The son and daughter of Enoch Arden and Annie Lee grew to be seven years of age. One day Enoch was hurt and found it to advantage to sail on a long voyage, the only work he could find to support his family. For ten years Annie and the children waited for his return. Philip cared for her and her children, sent the latter to school and urged Annie to marry him. since Arden apparently was dead and would never come back. She finally consented and they were married. On an island far away, Enoch Arden was alive, having been wrecked and was finally, after some years, picked up by a passing boat and sent home. Arriving there he discovers how good Philip had been to his children and how finally he had married Annie and took care of her. Without disclosing himself to either of them, he goes away, first telling his story to an old woman of the village. At the close of the day he dies on the seashore. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis |
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Did You Know?
Trivia | Re-released in 1922 as THE FATAL MARRIAGE to take advantage of the superstardom of Wallace Reid and Lillian Gish. See more » |
Movie Connections | Version of After Many Years (1908). See more » |