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Making a Man is a 1922 drama film produced by Paramount Pictures. The story focuses on Horace Winsby, a wealthy beet sugar king whose arrogance alienates those around him, including the woman he loves.
Finding a good print of Making a Man is quite the challenge, as it's not widely circulated. The film exists mainly in a few collector's archives, making it a rare gem for enthusiasts of silent cinema. There's a distinct interest in Jack Holt's work, and this title stands out as a notable piece in his filmography, attracting collectors who appreciate silent era dramas with a nuanced exploration of character.
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Making a Man is a drama film.
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The film features Jack Holt, J.P. Lockney, Eva Novak, Bert Woodruff, Frank Nelson, and Robert Dudley.
Making a Man was released in 1922.
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