Bessie Love and Douglas Fairbanks Sr. in “The Good Bad Man” (1916)
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The intertitles were edited/rewritten for this 1923 re-release and there are no surviving film or script materials from the 1916 release. However, trade synopses and reviews confirm that the film remained largely unchanged just maybe tightened up some
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Since there’re no known surviving prints of the original release of “The Good Bad Man” (1916) this restoration was made using a 1923 re-release print that occurred when the Mutual and Triangle Film companies were liquidated.
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I get the feeling that “Passin’ Through” isn’t the name on his driver’s license
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I finally broke down and had to find out WTF is up with the giant cowboy hats in #SilentFilm westerns. Turns out it’s not a joke. The hats were really oversized like that😱
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Enter Douglas Fairbanks Sr. as “Passin’ Through”, Canadian #SilentFilm era actor Sam De Grasse as “The Wolf” and British star Bessie Love as “Amy” #SilentFlickerSunday #TheGoodBadMan #DouglasFairbanksSr #SamDeGrasse #BessieLove

First up is “The Good Bad Man” (1916) (youtu.be/a4XLkT6jNOY?...) directed by Allan Dwan and written, produced and starring Douglas Fairbanks Sr.
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