Stark Love (1927) | |
| Director(s) | |
| Producer(s) | William LeBaron (associate) |
| Top Genres | Drama, Silent Films |
| Top Topics | |
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Stark Love (1927) was a Drama - Silent Films Film produced by William LeBaron.
Stark Love was inducted into the National Film Registry in 2009.
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Karl Brown stated years later that he regretted not waiting to make the film for a few more years. By then, he reasoned, sound and color film technology would have advanced enough for him the preserve the landscape of the shooting environment, and record the voices of the local people, who spoke Elizabethan English
Filmed entirely with a non-professional cast. The two leads, Forrest James and Helen Mundy, were from Alabama and Knoxville, Tennessee, respectively, but the rest were authentic mountain people from Virginia. Despite their involvement as actors, these people had no interest in films, and never saw the movie after it was finished.
The original ending included a climax where a character forces himself sexually on Barbara. The scene was cut and another scene, the flood, was shot instead.
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Filmed entirely with a non-professional cast. The two leads, Forrest James and Helen Mundy, were from Alabama and Knoxville, Tennessee, respectively, but the rest were authentic mountain people from Virginia. Despite their involvement as actors, these people had no interest in films, and never saw the movie after it was finished.
The original ending included a climax where a character forces himself sexually on Barbara. The scene was cut and another scene, the flood, was shot instead.
read more facts about Stark Love...
