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Bucking the Tiger is a 1917 comedy that showcases early cinematic humor. This film features a plot revolving around love, deception, and a circus tiger, all set in a village backdrop.
Bucking the Tiger is relatively scarce in collector circles, often overshadowed by more prominent titles from the silent era. There are a few surviving prints, and interest tends to be niche, mainly appealing to those fascinated by early comedic storytelling and practical effects. The film's unique premise and the peculiarities of its style make it an interesting piece for collectors focused on the evolution of comedy in cinema.
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Bucking the Tiger is a comedy film.
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The film features Ben Turpin, Arthur Currier, Lillian Hamilton, and Edward J. Laurie.
Bucking the Tiger was released in 1917.
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