The Fall of Babylon (1919 film)

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The Fall of Babylon (1919 film) is a silent historical epic directed by D.W. Griffith that dramatizes the biblical story of Babylon’s destruction with large-scale sets and spectacle.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf silent film
basedOn Biblical story of the Fall of Babylon
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
depicts destruction of Babylon
derivedFrom Babylonian episode of Intolerance (1916 film) NERFINISHED
director D. W. Griffith NERFINISHED
distributor Triangle Distributing Corporation NERFINISHED
era silent era
features large-scale sets
spectacle
filmLength feature-length
format black-and-white
hasCinematicMovement early Hollywood cinema
hasDirector D. W. Griffith NERFINISHED
hasFilmTechnique intertitles
hasGenre drama film
epic film
historical film
hasProductionDesign ancient Near Eastern architecture-inspired sets
hasSetting city of Babylon NERFINISHED
hasTheme downfall of empires
religious intolerance
war and conquest
language Silent
notableFor large crowd scenes
massive Babylonian sets
originalMedium 35 mm film print
partOf Intolerance (1916 film) NERFINISHED
portraysCharacter Belshazzar NERFINISHED
Cyrus the Great NERFINISHED
Mountain Girl NERFINISHED
Princess Beloved NERFINISHED
productionCompany Triangle Film Corporation NERFINISHED
releaseYear 1919
setInPeriod ancient Babylon
starred Alfred Paget NERFINISHED
Constance Talmadge NERFINISHED
Elmer Clifton NERFINISHED
George Siegmann NERFINISHED
Seena Owen NERFINISHED
Tully Marshall NERFINISHED

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