Ivanhoe (1913, United States)

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Movie
Original title	Ivanhoe
Country of production	United States
original language	English
Publishing year	1913
length	48 minutes
Rod
Director	Herbert Brenon
script	Herbert Brenon
production	Carl Laemmle
occupation
King Baggot : Wilfred of Ivanhoe Leah Baird : Rebecca of York Herbert Brenon : Isaac of York Evelyn Hope : Lady Rowena Walter Craven : Richard the Lionheart Wallace Widdicombe : Sir Brian de Bois-Guilbert Walter Thomas : Robin Hood Wallace Bosco : Sir Cedric, Ivanhoe's father Helen Downing : Elgitha Jack Bates : Reginald Front-de Boeuf R. Hollies : Brother Tuck George Courtenay : Prince John William Calvert : Gurth AJ Charlwood : Athelstane Maurice Norman : Wamba, the court jester

Ivanhoe is an American silent film from the year 1913 . In the second adaptation of the novel Ivanhoe by Sir Walter Scott led Herbert Brenon directed. The film had a running time of 48 minutes and was on three rolls of film.

publication

The film, produced by the Independent Moving Pictures Company and distributed by Universal , premiered on September 22, 1913.

criticism

“The colorful, moving battle scene, the charm of the personalities of the leading actors, headed by England's most important actor, Mr. King Baggott, make this drama one of the most interesting on the film market. It is wonderful the work that has been done to lead a crowd of over 1000 people in order to bring them to harmonious interaction. "

- Cinematographische Rundschau of December 14, 1913, p. 114

Web links

• Ivanhoe in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Ivanhoe at Turner Classic Movies (English)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Ivanhoe. In: American Film Institute . Retrieved December 13, 2018 .