The Usurper
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About This Movie
The Usurper is a 1919 drama directed by Vitagraph Company of America. This lost film features a narrative about John Maddox, a wealthy rancher, who returns to find his former rescue, Beatrice Clive, in a precarious situation.
The Usurper is a rarity among silent film enthusiasts, with surviving prints being quite scarce, adding to its allure. It's intriguing how little is known about the director, which almost makes the film feel more enigmatic. Collector interest tends to center around its themes of betrayal and love, alongside the historical context of early Western dramas that can lead to fascinating discussions. It's definitely a piece that sparks curiosity among those digging through the silent era's offerings.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What genre does The Usurper belong to?
The Usurper is a drama film.
Who directed The Usurper?
The Usurper was produced by Vitagraph Company of America.
Who stars in The Usurper?
The Usurper features a cast that includes Earle Williams, Louise Lovely, and Frank Leigh.
What year was The Usurper released?
The Usurper was released in 1919.
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