You’d Be Surprised

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"You’d Be Surprised" is a 1926 silent mystery-comedy film starring Raymond Griffith and featuring actor and landscape painter Granville Redmond in a supporting role.

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instanceOf film
basedOn original screenplay
cinematographer Charles Edgar Schoenbaum
linked to: Charles Schoenbaum
countryOfOrigin United States
director Arthur Rosson
distributor Paramount Pictures
featuredActor Granville Redmond
featuresActor Granville Redmond as a deaf-mute butler
featuresCharacter deaf-mute butler
filmEra silent era
filmFormat black-and-white
hasFilmType feature film
hasGenre comedy
mystery
silent film
hasNotableAspect combines mystery and slapstick comedy
features deaf actor and painter Granville Redmond in a key supporting role
showcases Raymond Griffith’s pantomime style
mainCharacter The Coroner
narrativeTheme comedic investigation
murder mystery
originalLanguage Silent film with English intertitles
portrayedBy Raymond Griffith
producer Jesse L. Lasky
productionCompany Famous Players–Lasky Corporation
releaseYear 1926
runtimeApproximate approximately 60 minutes
screenwriter Thomas J. Geraghty
setting a mansion during a murder investigation
starredActor Raymond Griffith

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Granville Redmond actedIn You’d Be Surprised
Raymond Griffith notableWork You’d Be Surprised