DW GRIFFITH THE MOTHERING HEART 1913 LILLIAN GISH SILENT FILMS on DVD at TVDAYS.com

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[@donkfail1]

Great, but utterly unbeliveble. No man would look at another woman if he had Lillian Gish as a wife.

[@alvexok5523]

I love silent films like these. I love the Chaplin films too, but the films like this one actually have more realizm of the 1910s than the Chaplin films because the Chaplin films are so exaggerated from reality for comic effect

[@Neater_profile]

On the downside this means you can't have friends or leave her with any other man for even a minute. They'd all want to take her from you.

[@louannchipman1749]

Most beautiful and most expressive eyes in the business! Love Lillian Gish!

[@judybutterfield3919]

I love lillian gish !!!

[@BSNFabricating]

I'd love to see these movies as the audiences saw them back then... Like you said, they weren't the grainy, old-looking images we see today... The years have taken their toll, and we should be thankful there are as many of these old classics around as there are (they say about 90% are lost). Also, am I the only one who finds it incredible that Lillian Gish was still making movies into the late 1980's? That has to be close to a record, not just in show business, but in ANY business...

[@debbutcher9087]

I wrote Miss Gish back in the 1980s and told her what a great actress she was. She sent me back an autographed photo. One of the most underrated stars of the silent era.

[@praguephotog]

Lillian Gish, truly one of a kind. Her characters, no matter how frail they appeared to be, were always tough as steel.

[@nikkiexbaybee]

Thank you so much for posting this. Lillian Gish was an agonizingly beautiful woman and her acting managed to be so subtle in a time of huge gesture. She was a true screen legend.

[@italiajuventus1]

It is so nice to be able to find films like this on KZbin. Lillian Gish is so amazing. There has never been another like her.

[@Onlymusical]

Just saw a magnificently restored print of this on the big screen at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City yesterday. Unbelievably involving. MoMA presents a comprehensive Lillian Gish retrospective begun this past Friday. Fantastic. Also most interesting to see Lionel Barrymore in 1913 in several of her Griffith shorts. A big, strapping character not yet confined to a wheelchair with arthritis and an incredible actor.

[@tdell1275]

No way I would ever cheat on Lillian Gish!!!

[@Hattie1992]

I love the last scene. You don't need words to sum up the empotion in that scene.

[@johnmamo653]

She was absolutely beautiful😂❤

[@scootergreen3]

The piano music is Masterful!

[@raven79567]

lillian is so good!

[@dAvrilthebear]

So it's 1913 and finally it begins to really look like Griffith! The subject is not afraid to approach the camera, the editor is not afraid to cut in and cut out in a scene, and I think the lighting is suddenly much better? It's really enjoyable to watch, thank you!

[@SuperAify]

wonderful how, after the music runs out, it feels even more like being a wittness of the old days

[@VicktheChick]

Wow what a treat! Thanks for posting this classic. So sad so many were lost when the film deteriorated.

[@dodginraindrops]

She did things so subtly and it worked so well for her, she just let it play out on her face. So great! Thanks for posting!

[@taylortimeless]

Glad to have found this on KZbin. The wife deserves better.

[@riskrisk9173]

107 years old !!

[@BiancaMol]

this movie is simply amazing!

[@tel58]

Thank you for sharing thsi film history.

[@sweetdreemz1088]

I can't believe I'm watching this silent film a century after it was released...

[@mariaheliatalvezsilva1684]

Wowww 😳❤

[@skylarandmoose]

Walter Miller and Lillian Gish were both beautiful beyond compare, and both did superb jobs acting in this film. Thanks for posting... what a great first film to watch in 2009!

[@MicoAquinoComposer]

What an amazing silent film!

[@richardpniewski4048]

Really very nicely acted.

[@tdell1275]

Thanks, karlakor!

[@sivaprasadyarlagadda2291]

Lillian Gish cute and smart.best acting by her.club dancers are amazing.

[@nudge2626]

Beautiful film

[@stevesunusual]

I love this film, but do wish the wonderful rose garden scene near the end was a touch longer.

[@dAvrilthebear]

I also like, how she vanishes behind a tree at 14:16, as if she vanishes emotionally.

[@danabowman1500]

This is a really good film for 1913.

[@BlueSoulJim]

a puppy dog with head stuck in the can was so cute!

[@karlakor]

@tdell1275 The music accompanying this film is Variations on a Theme of Paganini by Johannes Brahms. Brahms composed two sets of variations on this theme, each set beginning with the Paganini theme. The two sets are often played together, one after the other, with the repeat of the theme omitted at the start of the second set. In this recording, the second set of variations begins at 12:12.

[@isabelveidt655]

La música es demasiado festiva para tal drama.

[@freal]

Pretty cool.

[@mikeinwestfield]

Wish I had that automobile. Also love the provocative dancers in the night club.

[@ReignOfPraine]

Yeah. there is no way that music production could sound this good in those days.

[@hcmontessori]

I named my daughter after her.

[@adriangarcia543]

I wish silent movie of true grit

[@tdell1275]

Good point! I guess both!

[@youngsteph1]

This was very risque for 1913. The dancers, & his lover in a sleeveless dress was nearly unheard of at that time in US. Obviously an adult club of the time.

[@praguephotog]

@asianxshippox You can get it from Grapevine video, but the print is terrible in places.

[@violetsky35]

Is this music from the actual film? I watched this in class and i think it had different music

[@maddog82111]

lillian gish was my cousin!

[@superdavid002]

I mention Gish in The Celebrity Song.

[@praguephotog]

@skylarandmoose I'm also a fan of Walter Miller's. It's a shame he didn't continue with Griffith.

[@tdell1275]

What is the name of this music?

[@YangGor]

I love Lillian Gish but . . . I don't understand the music here. Sorry.

[@avq5]

At 8:13 the woman from Gustav Klimt's paintings

[@bleikrsound6127]

Lillian Gish was so Goth.

[@shialover777]

i'd say lillian garth was ahead of her time

[@jackcajyeh1228]

anyone has any clue on how the baby died?

[@michaeljackson6742]

And suddenly.................................there's a baby.

[@TheCrazystupidpeople]

it's evident she's expecting a baby by the way she carries her clothes like its a new born at 5:18

[@juanjulioromancampos9814]

aquellas épocas , seria todo mas elegante , la gente tendría mas respeto.

[@praguephotog]

Infant mortality was much higher then than now. It could have been any one of a number of causes - disease, birth defect, etc.

[@mikeinwestfield]

All of a sudden they have a baby. This film must have been cut.

[@CelineElla123]

What happened at the end

[@YoshiRider9000]

they got back together

[@michaeljackson6742]

The nightclub dancers are the best part.

[@graffititigger]

Thanks for posting. I've been wanting to see this one. The acting is excellent, but the music doesn't match the story at all.

[@MissyHolland]

tdell1275, Is that because she's pretty or because she really knows how to handle an axe?? LOL

[@judybutterfield3919]

The baby died and she had a tantrum in the garden

[@Dynamatrix1973]

Grief

[@jettrink7510]

Rediculous soundtrack... too hectic

[@damienrecords]

mismatched soundtrack!

[@Elucidarian]

That doctor needs to work on his cribside manner.