The Heart of a Lion Trailer

The Heart of a Lion Trailer (1917)

"He's Wearing The Blue Shirt Again The most beloved star of motion pictures is appearing in one of his famous favorite roles of the great north woods." 15 December 1917 Drama 70 mins

Hiram Danforth (William Farnum) is on a quest to find his birth mother, a search complicated by his upbringing and the social context of the time. The movie explores the themes of his murky, repressed past, and the journey he undertakes to uncover it.

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Cast

William Farnum

as Barney Kemper

Mary Martin

as Margaret Danforth

Wanda Hawley

as Iola Hamilton

Marc Robbins

as Hiram Danforth M.D.

Rita Bori

as Dolly

Crew

Frank Lloyd

Director

Frank Lloyd

Frank Lloyd Scenario Writer

William C. Foster

William C. Foster Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 15 December 1917

Production Companies

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