The Cinderella Man

Name: The Cinderella Man
Director: George Loane Tucker
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1917-01-01
Duration: 60 min
Cast: Mae Marsh, Tom Moore, Alec B. Francis, George Fawcett

1917Dir. George Loane Tucker1h 0m

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The Cinderella Man (1917) presents a charmingly whimsical view of early 20th-century life, wrapped in a comedic tone that feels light yet impactful. Directed by George Loane Tucker, it captures the loneliness of wealth through the character of Marjorie Caner, who finds herself isolated in her opulent surroundings. The pacing is leisurely, allowing viewers to soak in the atmosphere of both her lavish home and the stark poverty of the young poet next door, Anthony Quintard. What’s really striking here are the practical effects, especially in the rooftop scenes – quite a feat for its time. Performances are earnest, with a delightful chemistry that brings a warmth to the narrative. It stands as a study of social contrasts and human connection, making it a noteworthy piece in silent cinema.

Features a unique rooftop sequence showcasing practical effects. · The comedic elements contrast sharply with themes of poverty. · Highlights the social dynamics of the early 1900s.