"Cecil B. DeMille's Cinema Masterpiece" 25 December 1916 Adventure, Drama, History 138 mins
A WWI English officer is inspired the night before a dangerous mission by a vision of Joan of Arc, whose story he relives.
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Geraldine Farrar as Jeanne d'Arc (Joan of Arc)
Raymond Hatton as Charles VII
Wallace Reid as Eric Trent 1431 / Eric Trent 1917
Hobart Bosworth as Gen. La Hire
Theodore Roberts as Cauchon
Charles Clary as La Tremouille
James Neill as Laxart
Tully Marshall as L'Oiseleur
Lawrence Peyton as Gaspard
Horace B. Carpenter as Jacques d'Arc
Cleo Ridgely as The King's Favorite
Lillian Leighton as Isambeau
Marjorie Daw as Katherine
Ernest Joy as Robert de Beaudricourt
John Oaker as Jean de Metz
Hugo B. Koch as Duke of Burgundy
Cecil B. DeMille Director
Jeanie Macpherson Scenario Writer
William C. de Mille Writer
Cecil B. DeMille Producer
Alvin Wyckoff Director of Photography
Cecil B. DeMille Editor
Wilfred Buckland Art Direction
Friedrich Schiller Theatre Play
Jeanne d'Arc Trailer
Czech Republic 30 May 2023
United States 25 December 1916
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A WWI English officer is inspired the night before a dangerous mission by a vision of Joan of Arc whose story he relives.
Exalted clips from the 1916 silent-film adaptation of the story of Joan of Arc. Directed with brio and vision by Cecil B. DeMille. Screenwriter Jeanie Macpherson ...
(Cecil B. DeMille 1916
: Cecil B. DeMille sc.: Jeanie Macpherson William C. de Mille cas.: Geraldne Farrar Raymond Hatton si b&w 35mm 10 reels. Archive: USR USF ...
Stummfilm von 1900.
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