"The Man Who Had Everything" (1920)

[@conningdale8805]

I watched this a year ago. It really is a delightful movie.

[@olivedarb03]

Total delight from start to finish . Thank you so very much !!!

[@Offmedication]

That was very sweet, I'm binge -watching silent movies, mostly with my own music,..and having fun!

[@conningdale8805]

A delightful movie! I loved it, and will come back for seconds. Thank you for posting it. Very good viewing.

[@decorusinitio7768]

Jack Pickford doesn't get enough credit for his acting abilities. This was an interesting film, 19th century morality structure set in the hedonistic 'naughty' 20's.

[@steplumpkin5432]

IT, MADE ME CRY. GOOD STUFF!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@caroltenge5147]

It made a lot of us cry......

[@caroltenge5147]

13:31 "I can swing a chicken in the middle of the room lets have a party Whoooo"!

[@Jethrovsky]

Jack Pickford`s first wife, actress Olive Thomas, died in 1920 aged 25, after mistakenly drinking mercuric chloride which her husband was taking as treatment for his syphilis. It was deemed `accidental poisoning` & her death made headlines worldwide. Pickford married again two years later & for a third time in 1930 before dying 7 years later at age 37. What puzzles me is that after the publicity of his first wife`s death it was common knowledge that Pickford was suffering from syphilis, incurable before antibiotics, but that knowledge failed to deter the two women who subsequently married him.

[@PocketFullofCatnip]

It's not actually an established fact that Jack had syphilis.

[@SexualKamikaze]

That was a rumor to sell newspapers. There is a great article online titled "you don't know jack" about jack pickford and it is wonderfully researched and also covers all these lies.