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The Four Feathers

film by Schoedsack [1929]

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  • King Kong
    In Ernest B. Schoedsack: Early life and work

    Their next film, The Four Feathers (1929), with Richard Arlen, William Powell, and Fay Wray, was their first entirely fictional film and one of Hollywood’s last big-budget silent films. It blended footage shot in California of the actors with footage of exteriors shot on location in the Sudan.…

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