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Showing posts with label Reginald Denny. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Reginald Denny. Show all posts

Monday, September 28, 2026

The Lost Patrol 1934 New On Bluray

Product Description: A shot rings out, the captain falls, and with him dies the knowledge of his unit's mission. A stalwart sergeant takes charge as he & his men try to escape the unseen snipers who felled their captain. They hole up at an oasis in a land that a Bible-toting soldier believes was once the Garden of Eden. John Ford guides this powerful tale of men & mortality set in WWI Mesopotamia. Victor McLaglen plays the sergeant and Boris Karloff is the religious firebrand whose zeal turns to feverish madness.


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Monday, August 31, 2020

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Product Description: NEW 4K RESTORATIONS FROM UNIVERSAL PICTURES! The Reginald Denny Collection gathers three silent features from the career of the debonair British star: The Reckless Age, Skinner’s Dress Suit, and What Happened to Jones? The former amateur boxing champion made his name in a series of two-reelers about the fighting life, The Leather Pushers (1922), but soon made his way up to leading man. In the romantic comedy The Reckless Age Denny plays an insurance agent who insinuates himself into the case of a wealthy heiress. In Skinner’s Dress Suit, directed by comedy ace William A. Seiter (Sons of the Desert), he is a shy clerk who asks his boss for a raise at the urging of his wife. His request is rejected, but he lies to his wife, who immediately goes out and buys an expensive suit, an act that upends his once-ordered life. And in What Happened to Jones?, also directed by Seiter, Denny plays a wealthy young bachelor on the night before his wedding. He is convinced to attend a poker party which is promptly raided, sending him on the run in a series of increasingly hilarious disguises.

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