Blind Husbands

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Blind Husbands is a 1919 silent drama film directed by and starring Erich von Stroheim, noted for its psychological complexity and exploration of marital infidelity in the Austrian Alps.

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instanceOf 1910s film
silent film
character Dr. Robert Armstrong
Lieutenant von Steuben
Margaret Armstrong
cinematographyBy William Daniels
colorProcess black-and-white
countryOfOrigin United States
director Erich von Stroheim
distributor Universal Pictures
editedBy Erich von Stroheim
era silent era
filmMovement early Hollywood cinema
format silent
genre drama
psychological drama
hasFilmDirectorDebutOf Erich von Stroheim
narrativeLocation Austria
Tyrol
notableFor Alpine mountaineering sequences
Erich von Stroheim’s directorial debut
detailed psychological characterization
exploration of marital infidelity
originalLanguage Silent film with English intertitles
portrays Erich von Stroheim as Lieutenant von Steuben
producer Carl Laemmle
productionCompany Universal Pictures
releaseDate October 1919
releaseYear 1919
runtime approximately 90 minutes
screenwriter Erich von Stroheim
setting Austrian Alps
Tyrolean village
starring Erich von Stroheim
Francelia Billington
Gibson Gowland
Rudolph Christians
Sam de Grasse
theme jealousy
marital infidelity
psychological complexity
seduction
workingTitle The Pinnacle

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Erich von Stroheim notableWork Blind Husbands
Erich von Stroheim directed Blind Husbands