His Picture in the Papers
Directed by John Emerson5.94.6
Produced at the Reliance studio in Yonkers, New York, HIS PICTURE IN THE PAPERS solidly established Fairbanks as the American ideal of pop, vim, and vigor. Furthermore, the film brought him together with the two collaborators who were to play a profound role in the evolution of his screen persona: writer Anita Loos and her future husband, director John Emerson. The theme was, according to Emerson and Loos, "the great American love of publicity."
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His Picture in the Papers was released on February 13, 1916.
His Picture in the Papers was directed by John Emerson.
His Picture in the Papers has a runtime of 62m.
Produced at the Reliance studio in Yonkers, New York, HIS PICTURE IN THE PAPERS solidly established Fairbanks as the American ideal of pop, vim, and vigor. Furthermore, the film brought him together with the two collaborators who were to play a profound role in the evolution of his screen persona: writer Anita Loos and her future husband, director John Emerson. The theme was, according to Emerson and Loos, "the great American love of publicity."
The key characters in His Picture in the Papers are Pete Prindle (Douglas Fairbanks), Proteus Prindle (Clarence Handyside), Pansy Prindle (Rene Boucicault).
His Picture in the Papers is rated Not Rated.
His Picture in the Papers is a Comedy film.
His Picture in the Papers has an audience rating of 5.9 out of 10.
His Picture in the Papers had a budget of $42,599.