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film del 1925 diretto da John Ford

Film · TMDB

6.6

Set in a hotel straddling the border between California and Nevada, this early John Ford comedy follows a female hotel owner's efforts to turn a profit and get some work out of her husband.

Released: 1925-08-23104 minDir: John FordComedy

Cast

  • Jay Hunt as Lightnin' Bill Jones
  • Wallace MacDonald as John Marvin
  • Richard Travers as Raymond Thomas
  • J. Farrell MacDonald as Lemuel Townsend
  • Otis Harlan as Zeb
  • Edythe Chapman as Mrs. Jones

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Ratings

IMDb

6/10

182 votes

Year
1925
Runtime
104 min
Genres
Comedy, Drama, Romance

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
film
Country of origin
United States
Director
John Ford
Screenwriter
Frances Marion
Cast member
Erville Alderson
Producer
William Fox
Production company
Fox Film Corporation
Cinematographer
Joseph H. August
Duration
104
FilmAffinity ID
433135
Image
Lightnin lobby card 2.jpg
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publication date
1925-01-01
title
Lightnin'
aspect ratio (W:H)
4:3
Commons category
Lightnin' (1925 film)
distributed by
20th Century Studios
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Article · Italiano

La nipote parigina (Lightnin' ) è un film muto del 1925 diretto da John Ford. Prodotto sotto la dizione A John Ford Production per la Fox Film Corporation che lo distribuì nell'agosto del 1925, aveva come interpreti Jay Hunt, Edythe Chapman, Madge Bellamy, Wallace MacDonald, Otis Harlan.La sceneggiatura di Frances Marion si basa sul lavoro teatrale di Winchell Smith e Frank Bacon. La commedia andò in scena a Broadway al Gaiety Theatre il 26 agosto 1918, restando in cartellone per un totale di 1.291 recite, record di rappresentazioni dell'epoca. Nel 1930, la Fox ne fece un rifacimento sonoro, , per la regia di Henry King, che aveva come protagonisti Will Rogers e Louise Dresser.

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