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Vanity Fair (1911)

Genre : Drama

Runtime : 35M

Director : Charles Kent

Synopsis

A silent short film telling the classic story of Becky Sharp.

Actors

Helen Gardner
Helen Gardner
Becky Sharp
William V. Ranous
William V. Ranous
Lord Steyne
John Bunny
John Bunny
Joseph Sedley
Harry Northrup
Harry Northrup
Capt. Rawden Crawley
Alec B. Francis
Alec B. Francis
Pitt Crawley
Leo Delaney
Leo Delaney
George Osborne
Tefft Johnson
Tefft Johnson
Capt. Dobbin
Kate Price
Kate Price
Miss Crawley
William Shea
William Shea
Sir Pitt Crawley
Charles Kent
Charles Kent
John Sedley
Mrs. B.F. Clinton
Mrs. B.F. Clinton
Mrs. Sedley
Rose Tapley
Rose Tapley
Amelia Sedley
Herman Rogers
Herman Rogers
William R. Dunn
William R. Dunn
Ferris Harcourt
Ferris Harcourt
Florence Ashbrooke
Florence Ashbrooke
Ruth D. Blake
Ruth D. Blake
Robert Taber
Robert Taber
Harry Mayo
Harry Mayo
Robert Gaillard
Robert Gaillard
Richard Storey
Richard Storey
The Messenger Boy

Crews

Charles Kent
Charles Kent
Director
William Makepeace Thackeray
William Makepeace Thackeray
Novel
Eugene Mullin
Eugene Mullin
Scenario Writer
Frédéric Bovis
Frédéric Bovis
Location Manager

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