Silent Film Legends

Silent Film Legends

Автор: Blue_meth Blue_meth обновлено about 1 year ago

The silent film era lasted from 1895 to 1936.
Here are some legends.

  1. 1

    Bronco Billy Anderson

  2. 2

    Roscoe Arbuckle

  3. 3

    John Barrymore

  4. 4

    Lionel Barrymore

  5. 5

    Richard Barthelmess

  6. 6

    Wallace Beery

  7. 7

    Henry Bergman

  8. 8

    Clive Brook

  9. 9

    Charlie Chaplin

  10. 10

    Jackie Coogan

  11. 11

    Joan Crawford

  12. 12

    Douglas Fairbanks

  13. 13

    Charles Farrell (2)

  14. 14

    Greta Garbo

  15. 15

    Janet Gaynor

  16. 16

    Lillian Gish (2)

  17. 17

    Dorothy Gish

  18. 18

    Oliver Hardy

  19. 19

    Camilla Horn

  20. 20

    Emil Jannings

  21. 21

    Buster Keaton

  22. 22

    Stan Laurel (2)

  23. 23

    Harold Lloyd (2)

  24. 24

    Raquel Meller

  25. 25

    Gaston Modot

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  1. 26

    Jean Murat

  2. 27

    Pola Negri

  3. 28

    Ramón Novarro

  4. 29

    Anni Ondra

  5. 30

    Mary Pickford

  6. 31

    Gloria Swanson

  7. 32

    Rudolph Valentino

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