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Silent Film Era
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German director of Metropolis in 1927, which in launched the science fiction genre of film.
Dr. Frankenfurter
Fritz Lang
Colonel Klink
Otto Von Bismark
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Stuntman whose athleticism and risk-taking was predecessor to modern stunts & special effects.
Buster Keaton
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Victor Peruse
Charlie Chaplin
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The most prolific actress in history. Acted from 1912 until 1987. Lived to be 99 years old.
Bette Davis
Lillian Gish
Greta Garbo
Marion Davies
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French inventors & scientists who created the Cinemotograph, the earliest movie camera.
Micheaux Brothers
Bonchaum Brothers
Lumiere Brothers
Enre and Michaud
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English photographer whose flip book machine, Zoopraxiscope, previewed possibility of movies.
Lord Chester Honeysworth
Eadweard Muybridge
Lawrence Olivier
Cavlin Tearborne
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First African American to produce a feature film. He has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Sidney Poitier
Mark Withington
Oscar Micheaux
Paul Robeson
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The French Magician turned filmmaker who introduced special effects to the film world.
Oscar Micheaux
George Melies
Gérard Depardieu
Charles De Gaulle
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First action star. Good looks and athleticism made him a sex symbol in films Robin Hood & Zorro
Buster Keaton
Douglas Fairbanks
Harold Lloyd
Erol Flynn
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The greatest comic actor of the silent film era. Expelled from the US for Communist ties.
Rudolph Valentino
Charlie Chaplin
Robert Downey Jr.
Buster Keaton
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American inventor who developed the Phonograph, light bulb, sound recording, & camera.
Ben Franklin
Thomas Edison
Ralph Baer
Charles Alden
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America’s Sweetheart and the first movie star. Later founded and ran United Artists.
Lenny Kravitz
Mary Pickford
Florence Lawrence
Katherine Hepburn
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Colorado Springs actor. Popularized horror films. Phantom of Opera, Dr. Jekyl, The Hunchback.
Boris Karloff
Lon Chaney
Max Von Sydow
Basil Rathbone
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Developed editing into art form. 1903 film The Great Train Robbery considered first classic.
Walt Disney
Theobold Thiefort
Edwin S. Porter
Frederick Remington