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Boris Karloff played the character in "[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0637903/ The Man Who Played God]" episode (4/25/1957) of drama television series ''Lux Video Theatre''. | Boris Karloff played the character in "[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0637903/ The Man Who Played God]" episode (4/25/1957) of drama television series ''Lux Video Theatre''. | ||
| − | In the | + | In the 1922 film, the pianist is named [[Montgomery Royle]]. |
[[Category:The Silent Voice|Royale]] | [[Category:The Silent Voice|Royale]] | ||
[[Category:1932|Royale]] | [[Category:1932|Royale]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:48, 12 October 2017
George Arliss played this classical pianist in the 1932 sound remake of the 1922 silent film The Man Who Played God. After being deafened by a bomb and learning to lip-read, he gives up his musical career and his fiancée in favor of helping people.
Fun fact: This was was Bette Davis's first starring role.
Boris Karloff played the character in "The Man Who Played God" episode (4/25/1957) of drama television series Lux Video Theatre.
In the 1922 film, the pianist is named Montgomery Royle.
