Intolerance: Love's Struggle Throughout the Ages (1916)
Intolerance: Love's Struggle Throughout the Ages (1916)


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Cast & Crew.

Lillian Gish
The Woman Who Rocks the Cradle

Mae Marsh
The Dear One (Modern Story)

Robert Harron
The Boy (Modern Story)

F.A. Turner
The Girl's Father (Modern Story)

Sam De Grasse
Arthur Jenkins (Modern Story)

Vera Lewis
Mary T. Jenkins (Modern Story)

Lillian Langdon
Mary, the Mother (Judean Story)

Olga Grey
Mary Magdalene (Judean Story)

Erich von Ritzau
First Pharisee (Judean Story)

Bessie Love
The Bride of Cana (Judean Story)

Eleanor Washington
Uplifter

Margery Wilson
Brown Eyes (French Story)

Lucille Browne
Uplifter

Eugene Pallette
Prosper Latour (French Story)

Spottiswoode Aitken
Brown Eyes' Father (French Story)

Ruth Handforth
Brown Eyes' Mother (French Story)

Elmer Clifton
The Rhapsode (Babylonian Story) / First Assistant Director

Seena Owen
Princess Beloved (Attarea) (Babylonian Story)

Carl Davis
Composer

Carl Stockdale
King Nabonidus (Babylonian Story)

Mary Alden
Uplifter

Pearl Elmore
Uplifter

Julia Mackley
Uplifter

Miriam Cooper
The Friendless One

Walter Long
The Musketeer of the Slums / Babylonian Warrior

Tom Wilson
The Kindly Policeman

Ralph Lewis
The Governor

Lloyd Ingraham
Judge of the Court / Second Assistant Director

John P. McCarthy
Prison Guard

Monte Blue
The Strike Leader / Second Assistant Director

Marguerite Marsh
Debutante

Edward Dillon
Crook / Second Assistant Director

Billy Quirk
Bartender

Howard Gaye
Jesus Christ / Cardinal de Lorraine

William H. Brown
Father of the Bride of Cana / Warden

George Walsh
The Bridegroom of Cana

W.S. Van Dyke
Cana Wedding Guest / Second Assistant Director

Allan Sears
The Mercenary

Frank Bennett
Charles IX

Maxfield Stanley
Henri III

Josephine Crowell
Catherine de Médici

Constance Talmadge
Marguerite de Navarre / The Mountain Girl

W.E. Lawrence
Henri de Navarre

Joseph Henabery
L'amiral de Coligny / Defendant / First Assistant Director

Chandler House
Page

Alfred Paget
Prince Belshazzar

Tully Marshall
High Priest of Bel / Friend of the Musketeer

Dore Davidson
The Friendly Neighbor

Taylor N. Duncan
Captain of the Gateg / Bodyguard of the Princess Beloved

Owen Moore
Extra (uncredited)

Frank Borzage
Extra (uncredited)

Karl Brown
Extra (uncredited) / Camera Operator

Frank Campeau
Extra (uncredited)

Constance Collier
Extra (uncredited)

Donald Crisp
Extra (uncredited)

Nigel De Brulier
Extra (uncredited)

Clarence Geldart
Extra (uncredited)

Dell Henderson
Extra (uncredited)

Russell Hicks
Extra (uncredited)

DeWolf Hopper Sr.
Extra (uncredited)

Wilfred Lucas
Extra (uncredited)

Francis McDonald
Extra (uncredited)

Vester Pegg
Extra (uncredited)

Herbert Sutch
Extra (uncredited)

Herbert Beerbohm Tree
Extra (uncredited)

King Vidor
Extra (uncredited)

Hal Wilson
Extra (uncredited)

Tammany Young
Extra (uncredited)

Sylvia Ashton
Woman at Jenkins Employees Dance (uncredited)

Jennie Lee
Woman at Jenkins Employees Dance (uncredited)

George Beranger
Second Priest of Bel (uncredited)

Kitty Bradbury
Jenkins Party Guest (uncredited)

Tod Browning
Crook (uncredited) / Screenplay / Second Assistant Director

Frank Brownlee
The Mountain Girl's Brother (uncredited)

Kate Bruce
Old Babylonian Mother / The City Mother (uncredited)

Edward Burns
Charioteer of the Priest of Bel (uncredited)

Noble Johnson
Babylonian Soldier (uncredited)

George Fawcett
Babylonian Judge (uncredited)

Jewel Carmen
Favorite of the Harem (uncredited)

Carol Dempster
Favorite of the Harem (uncredited)

Mildred Harris
Favorite of the Harem (uncredited)

Daisy Jefferson
Favorite of the Harem (uncredited)

Carmel Myers
Favorite of the Harem (uncredited)

Eve Southern
Favorite of the Harem (uncredited)

Pauline Starke
Favorite of the Harem (uncredited)

Natalie Talmadge
Favorite of the Harem (uncredited)

Ethel Grey Terry
Favorite of the Harem (uncredited)

Francis Carpenter
Child in Epilogue (uncredited)

Virginia Lee Corbin
Child in Epilogue (uncredited)

Peggy Cartwright
Little Girl (uncredited)

Gino Corrado
The Runner (uncredited)

William Courtright
Second Pharisee (uncredited)

Erich von Stroheim
Second Pharisee (uncredited) / Assistant Production Manager

Max Davidson
Kindly Neighbor (uncredited)

Douglas Fairbanks
Man on White Horse (uncredited)

Julia Faye
Bit Role (uncredited)

Clyde E. Hopkins
Jenkins's Secretary (uncredited)

Alberta Lee
Wife of The Kindly Neighbor (uncredited)

Elmo Lincoln
The Mighty Man of Valor (uncredited)

Loyola O'Connor
Attarea's Slave (uncredited)

Wallace Reid
Boy Killed in Battle (uncredited)

Alma Rubens
Girl at the Marriage Market (uncredited)

Madame Sul-Te-Wan
Girl at the Marriage Market (uncredited)

Ruth Darling
Girl at the Marriage Market

George Siegmann
Cyrus (uncredited) / First Assistant Director

Raymond Wells
Counselor to Charles IX (uncredited)

Winifred Westover
The Favorite of Egibi (uncredited)

David Butler
Babylonian Soldier (uncredited)

Grace Wilson
Dancer of Tammuz (uncredited)

Billy Bitzer
Director of Photography

Anita Loos
Writer

D.W. Griffith
Director / Scenario Writer / Editor / Makeup Artist / Production Design / Costume Design / Presenter

Frank E. Woods
Writer / Production Supervisor

Mary H. O'Connor
Title Graphics

Frank Wortman
Set Designer

James Smith
Editor

Robert Anderson
Makeup Artist

Clare West
Costume Design

Rose Smith
Editor

Leo Nomis
Stunts

Shorty English
Carpenter

Ralph M. DeLacy
Property Master

Allan Dwan
Grip / Second Assistant Director

Hettie Grey Baker
Title Graphics

Halsted Sullivan
Assistant Property Master

Gertrude Bambrick
Choreographer

Christy Cabanne
Second Assistant Director

Arthur Berthelet
Second Assistant Director

Hal Sullivan
Special Effects

Mike Siebert
Second Assistant Director

R. Ellis Wales
Set Designer

Ruth St. Denis
Choreographer

Walter L. Hall
Set Designer / Art Direction

Joe Aller
Assistant Editor

George Nichols Jr.
Second Assistant Director

George W. Hill
Second Assistant Director

Victor Fleming
Second Assistant Director

Sidney Franklin
Second Unit

Martin Aguerre
Construction Coordinator

Louis Bitzer
First Assistant Camera

Jack Conway
Second Assistant Director

Charles Eagle Eye
Stunts

Robert Anderson
Technical Supervisor

Walt Whitman
Poem
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Details.
Release DateSeptember 4, 1916
StatusReleased
Running Time3h 17m
Content RatingNR
Budget$385,907
Box Office$1,750,000
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Intolerance is a 1916 American anthology silent film directed by D. W. Griffith. Subtitled as Love's Struggle Throughout the Ages and A Sun-Play of the Ages, the three-and-a-half-hour epic intercuts four parallel storylines, each separated by several centuries: first, a contemporary melodrama of crime and redemption; second, a Biblical story: Christ's mission and death; third, a French story: the events surrounding the St. Bartholomew's Day massacre of 1572; and fourth, a Babylonian story: the fall of the Babylonian Empire to Persia in 539 BC. Each story had its own distinctive color tint in the original print. The scenes are linked by shots of a figure representing Eternal Motherhood, rocking a cradle.
Griffith chose to explore the theme of intolerance partly in response to his previous film The Birth of a Nation (1915) being derided by the NAACP and others for perpetuating and supporting racial stereotypes and glorifying the Ku Klux Klan. Intolerance was not, however, an apology, as Griffith felt he had nothing to apologize for; in numerous interviews, Griffith made clear that the film was a rebuttal to his critics and he felt that they were, in fact, the intolerant ones. In the years following its release, Intolerance strongly influenced European film movements and is regarded as one of the most influential films of the silent era. In 1958, the film was voted number 7 in the World Expo film poll. In 1989, it was one of the first films to be selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry.
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