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Silents are Golden: Silent Superstars – The Early Heartthrob Sessue Hayakawa

Posted on December 20, 2022 by Lea Stans

Silents are Golden: Silent Superstars – The Early Heartthrob Sessue Hayakawa The typical handsome leading man of silent films was a strong, dependable, clean-cut type, with names like Harold Lockwood or Earle Williams. Rudolph Valentino’s popularity in the ‘20s also … Continue reading →

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Silents are Golden: Before Valentino – 6 Heartthrobs Of The 1910s

Posted on August 14, 2019 by Lea Stans

Silents are Golden: Before Valentino – 6 Heartthrobs Of The 1910s When Rudolph Valentino became a 1920s superstar thanks to the megahits The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (1921) and The Sheik (1921), he basically changed the definition of “matinee … Continue reading →