Good-Bye, Bill
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About This Movie
Good-Bye, Bill is a 1918 comedy and war film that reflects the era's unique blend of humor and historical context. Directed by John Emerson and produced by Famous Players-Lasky Corporation, it features a storyline centered around World War I and the antics of a German-American inventor.
Good-Bye, Bill remains a bit of an obscure title, often overshadowed by more prominent silent films of its time. However, its oddball premise and distinctive humor make it a compelling choice for those interested in early cinema. Scarcity plays a significant role in its collector interest, as few prints exist today, making it a rarer find for archivists and enthusiasts alike. The film's historical context during the Great War adds a layer of intrigue that appeals to collectors focused on wartime narratives in film.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the genre of Good-Bye, Bill?
Good-Bye, Bill is categorized as a comedy and war film.
Who directed Good-Bye, Bill?
The film was directed by John Emerson.
What year was Good-Bye, Bill released?
Good-Bye, Bill was released in 1918.
Who are some of the top cast members in Good-Bye, Bill?
Top cast members include Shirley Mason, Ernest Truex, and Joseph Allen Sr.
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