Intolerance: Love's Struggle Throughout the Ages (1916)
Overview
The story of a poor young woman, separated by prejudice from her husband and baby, is interwoven with tales of intolerance from throughout history.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $385,907.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $1,750,000.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 8.989 |
Directed By
D.W. Griffith
Crew
Billy Bitzer
Anita Loos
D.W. Griffith
D.W. Griffith
Frank E. Woods
D.W. Griffith
Shorty English
D.W. Griffith
James Smith
Tod Browning
Hettie Grey Baker
Rose Smith
Clare West
Robert Anderson
Leo Nomis
Ralph M. DeLacy
Mary H. O'Connor
Allan Dwan
D.W. Griffith
Frank Wortman
Frank E. Woods
D.W. Griffith
Jack Conway
Charles Eagle Eye
Lloyd Ingraham
Victor Fleming
Sidney Franklin
Joe Aller
George Nichols Jr.
Joseph Henabery
Gertrude Bambrick
Edward Dillon
Martin Aguerre
Walter L. Hall
Elmer Clifton
Halsted Sullivan
R. Ellis Wales
W.S. Van Dyke
Arthur Berthelet
Monte Blue
Christy Cabanne
George Siegmann
Allan Dwan
Mike Siebert
Erich von Stroheim
George W. Hill
Walter L. Hall
Hal Sullivan
Louis Bitzer
Robert Anderson
Tod Browning
Ruth St. Denis
D.W. Griffith
Walt Whitman
Karl Brown
TOP CAST
Lillian Gish
The Woman Who Rocks the Cradle
Mae Marsh
The Dear One (Modern Story)
Robert Harron
The Boy (Modern Story)
F.A. Turner
The Girl's Father (Modern Story)
Sam De Grasse
Arthur Jenkins (Modern Story)
Vera Lewis
Mary T. Jenkins (Modern Story)
Lillian Langdon
Mary, the Mother (Judean Story)
Olga Grey
Mary Magdalene (Judean Story)
Erich von Ritzau
First Pharisee (Judean Story)
Bessie Love
The Bride of Cana (Judean Story)
Margery Wilson
Brown Eyes (French Story)
Eugene Pallette
Prosper Latour (French Story)
Spottiswoode Aitken
Brown Eyes' Father (French Story)
Ruth Handforth
Brown Eyes' Mother (French Story)
Elmer Clifton
The Rhapsode (Babylonian Story)
Seena Owen
Princess Beloved (Attarea) (Babylonian Story)
Carl Stockdale
King Nabonidus (Babylonian Story)
Mary Alden
Uplifter
Pearl Elmore
Uplifter
Julia Mackley
Uplifter
Miriam Cooper
The Friendless One
Walter Long
The Musketeer of the Slums / Babylonian Warrior
Tom Wilson
The Kindly Policeman
Ralph Lewis
The Governor
Lloyd Ingraham
Judge of the Court
John P. McCarthy
Prison Guard
Monte Blue
The Strike Leader
Marguerite Marsh
Debutante
Edward Dillon
Crook
Billy Quirk
Bartender
Howard Gaye
Jesus Christ / Cardinal de Lorraine
William H. Brown
Father of the Bride of Cana / Warden
George Walsh
The Bridegroom of Cana
W.S. Van Dyke
Cana Wedding Guest
Allan Sears
The Mercenary
Frank Bennett
Charles IX
Maxfield Stanley
Henri III
Josephine Crowell
Catherine de Médici
Constance Talmadge
Marguerite de Navarre / The Mountain Girl
W.E. Lawrence
Henri de Navarre
Joseph Henabery
L'amiral de Coligny / Defendant
Chandler House
Page
Alfred Paget
Prince Belshazzar
Tully Marshall
High Priest of Bel / Friend of the Musketeer
Dore Davidson
The Friendly Neighbor
Taylor N. Duncan
Captain of the Gateg / Bodyguard of the Princess Beloved
Owen Moore
Extra (uncredited)
Frank Borzage
Extra (uncredited)
Karl Brown
Extra (uncredited)
Frank Campeau
Extra (uncredited)
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