The Half Breed/The Good Bad Man (Blu-ray)
Directed by Allan Dwan
Alma Rubens
Sam De Grasse
In an attempt to brand himself as a serious actor, the smiling swashbuckler Douglas Fairbanks starred in THE HALF-BREED (1916), a Western melodrama written by Anita Loos and directed with flair by Allan Dwan. Fairbanks stars as Lo Dorman, who has been ostracized from society because of this mixed ethnicity - his Native American mother was abandoned by his white father. When Lo catches the eye of the rich white debutante Nellie (Jewel Carmen), he becomes a target for the racist Sheriff Dunn (Sam De Grasse), who wants to break them up and take Nelli for his own. This love triangle becomes a quadrangle with the arrival of Teresa (Alma Rubens), who is on the run from the law. Through fire and fury Lo must decide who and what he truly loves.
Blu-ray Extras Include:
-THE GOOD BAD MAN (1916), starring Douglas Fairbanks and directed by Allan Dwan (50 minutes)
-Amazing Tales from the Archives: Restoring The Half-Breed (1916)
-Audio commentaries for THE HALF-BREED and THE GOOD BAD MAN by Tracey Goessel and Robert Byrne
-Music for THE HALF-BREED and THE GOOD BAD MAN composed and performed by Donald Sosin
-Photo Gallery
"It's a genuine pleasure to get a chance to check out these neglected westerns featuring silent superstar Douglas Fairbanks. Besides their clear historical value, these two films are well-made entertainments. The restoration work that has been done to revive them is admirable, and the supplements nicely round out this whole package. Highly Recommended."
"The Blu-ray of The Half-Breed is essential viewing for silent film fans, not only for the movie itself but for the immensely informative commentary track by Tracey Goessel and Robert Byrne, scholars who thoughtfully and entertainingly impart a wealth of knowledge about Fairbanks and other key participants. The disc also contains a second Fairbanks-Dwan feature that was released the same year as The Half-Breed, the 50-minute The Good Bad Man, and it too features an indispensable audio commentary by Goessel and Byrne."
To read more about Kino Lorber Edu's terms of use and ordering information,
visit Kino Lorber Edu.
Our fearless leader Richard Lorber spoke to' @BoxOffice' about our Kino Marquee initiative to support local independe…' https://t.co/9SQw51Au6s'
"Bacurau is the kind of non-English language film primed to find a devout audience in the United States," says…' https://t.co/zzGS5qHhKt'
RT' @_Ash_Clark': My colleague' @jrtrussell' is currently interviewing Udo Kier on a live YouTube stream and frankly deserves some kind of meda…
Show your love for independent movie theaters by watching the beautiful Brazilian genre-bender BACURAU in virtual c…' https://t.co/Qr3O97mkox'
"By the way, Mr. Carpenter, I hope that you see the film. I love you. It would probably ruin my day if you hated i…' https://t.co/mnebJruoU8'
RT' @brokehorrorfan': Let’s Kill Uncle heads to Blu-ray & DVD via' @KinoLorber':' https://t.co/0Bzm3t0yaQ' Directed by William Castle (House on…
@ChristinaGombar Sorry to hear you're having trouble. Please shoot an email to contact@kinonow.com including the em…' https://t.co/9a2zrG7fWK'
RT' @PopMatters': The existential finalé rubs the movie's artifice in our faces, brazenly echoing Sartre's No Exit. #Chabrol's The Champagne…
General Inquiries
333 W. 39th St., Ste. 503
New York, NY 10018
Tel. (800) 562-3330
Fax. (212) 714-0871
Press & Media
For publicity assistance and press inquiries please contact us by emailing dninh@kinolorber.com or calling 212-629-6880.
Educational
Please visit our educational site at www.KinoLorberEDU.com
For assistance with educational orders, please contact us at:
Phone:212-629-6880
Fax: 212-714-0871
email: edu@kinolorber.com
