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The Unholy Three – 1925 Browning
- Certainly fits Browning’s obsession with deformity, oddities and carnival background
- Visually he fully embraces shadows here in the mise-en-scene and has some great shots of the jux-apposition, in shadows, of the size of Harry Earles as Tweedledee and the giant Victor McLaglen in an early role as “Hercules”
- It’s a solid film but there’s something a little misguided about having a major part/character being a ventriloquist in a silent film
- Not a top 10 of the year worthy film but in the archives
- Recommend
Drake2017-04-07T16:57:30+00:00
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