Way Down East (1920)
Overview
A naive country girl is tricked into a sham marriage by a wealthy womanizer, then must rebuild her life despite the taint of having borne a child out of wedlock.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $4,500,000.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 8.628 |
Directed By
D.W. Griffith
Crew
D.W. Griffith
William Frederick Peters
James Smith
Billy Bitzer
O'Kane Conwell
Lady Duff Gordon
Madame Lisette
Herbert Sutch
D.W. Griffith
Paul H. Allen
Louis Silvers
Rose Smith
Clark Robinson
Charles Downs
Hendrik Sartov
Charles O. Seessel
Henri Bendel
Frank Walsh
Clifford Pember
Anthony Paul Kelly
D.W. Griffith
Joseph R. Grismer
Lottie Blair Parker
Otto Kahn
TOP CAST
Lillian Gish
Anna Moore
Richard Barthelmess
David Bartlett
Lowell Sherman
Lennox Sanderson
Burr McIntosh
Squire Bartlett
Kate Bruce
Mother Bartlett
Mrs. David Landau
Anna Moore's Mother
Josephine Bernard
Mrs. Emma Tremont
Mrs. Morgan Belmont
Diana Tremont
Patricia Fruen
Diana's Sister
Florence Short
The Eccentric Aunt
Vivia Ogden
Martha Perkins
Porter Strong
Seth Holcomb
George Neville
Constable Rube Whipple
Edgar Nelson
Hi Holler
Mary Hay
Kate Brewster - the Squire's Niece
Creighton Hale
Professor Sterling
Emily Fitzroy
Maria Poole - Landlady
Carol Dempster
Barn Dancer (uncredited)
Louise Lawson
Minor Role (uncredited)
Athole Shearer
Barn Dancer (uncredited)
Edith Shearer
Barn Dancer (uncredited)
Norma Shearer
Barn Dancer (uncredited)
Frank Walsh
Barn Dancer (uncredited)
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