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The Crowd (1928)
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King Vidor Director

previously directed La Bohème

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Trivia:

King Vidor filmed many scenes in New York City streets using real crowds instead of extras, real buses and trains, and even real traffic cops. In one scene, a police officer is looking toward the camera, admonishing someone to "move along". In fact, he was actually addressing Vidor and his disguised film crew. Vidor cleverly incorporated it into the scene.

Writers
	King Vidor	Screenplay
	John V.A. Weaver	Screenplay
	Joseph Farnham	Titles
	Harry Behn	Adaptation

Cast
	Eleanor Boardman	Mary
	James Murray	John Johnny Sims
	Bert Roach	Bert
	Estelle Clark	Jane
	Daniel G. Tomlinson	Jim
	Dell Henderson	Dick
	Lucy Beaumont	Marys Mother
	Freddie Burke Frederick	Junior
	Alice Mildred Puter	Daughter
	Sidney Bracey	John's Supervisor
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Name	The Crowd
US Release	Feb. 18, 1928
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Runtime	104
Language(s)	Add a new language English
Genre(s)	Add a new genre Drama Romance
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