When We Were Twenty-One
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About This Movie
When We Were Twenty-One is a 1915 comedy directed by an undisclosed filmmaker. This film is notable for its themes of redemption and the struggles of a clever orphan.
This film is quite scarce, often slipping under the radar in discussions about early comedies. Its format history isn’t extensive, making it a sought-after piece for collectors who appreciate the nuances of early silent cinema. The surviving prints are limited, which adds to the intrigue; many collectors are drawn to this film not just for its story but also for the context it provides on societal norms of the era. There's an undeniable charm in owning a piece like this, representing a unique facet of cinematic history.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the genre of When We Were Twenty-One?
When We Were Twenty-One is a comedy.
What year was When We Were Twenty-One released?
When We Were Twenty-One was released in 1915.
Who are some of the top cast members in When We Were Twenty-One?
The film features William Elliott, Charles Waldron, Winifred Allen, Arthur Hoops, Charles Coleman, George Backus, and Mrs. Gordon.
What production company was behind When We Were Twenty-One?
The film was produced by Famous Players Film Company.
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