Anna Christie (1923 film)

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Anna Christie (1923 film) is a silent drama adaptation of Eugene O’Neill’s play, notable as an early screen version of the story later famously remade with Greta Garbo.

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instanceOf drama film
feature film
silent film
adaptationOf Pulitzer Prize-winning play "Anna Christie"
basedOn Anna Christie (play)
basedOnWorkBy Eugene O’Neill
linked to: Eugene O'Neill
blackAndWhite true
character Anna Christie
Chris Christopherson
Matt Burke
cinematographyBy Henry Sharp
countryOfOrigin United States
director John Griffith Wray
distributedBy Metro Pictures
era 1920s American cinema
followedBy Anna Christie (1930 film)
format 35 mm film
genre melodrama
silent drama
hasGenre romantic drama
hasLaterAdaptationStarring Greta Garbo
hasScreenAdaptationRelationTo Anna Christie (1930 English-language film)
Anna Christie (1930 German-language film)
hasSubject family relationships
redemption
seafaring life
hasType black-and-white silent drama film
isAdaptationOf stage play
languageOfIntertitles English
notableAs early screen adaptation of Eugene O’Neill’s play "Anna Christie"
originalLanguage Silent film with English intertitles
partOf American silent feature films
playPremieredIn 1921
portrays a former prostitute seeking a new life
producer Thomas H. Ince
productionCompany Thomas H. Ince Corporation
releaseDate 1923-09-02
releaseYear 1923
runtime 86 minutes
screenwriter Bradley King
setInTimePeriod early 20th century
setting New York City
waterfront
silent true
stars Blanche Sweet
Chester Conklin
George Fawcett
William Russell
titleCharacterPlayedBy Blanche Sweet

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Anna Christie hasAdaptation Anna Christie (1923 film)
Blanche Sweet notableWork Anna Christie (1923 film)