Director: D. W. Griffith

Writers: D. W. Griffith; Frank E. Woods

From novel: The Clansman: An Historical Romance of the Ku Klux Klan by Thomas Dixon

From a play: The Clansman by Thomas Dixon

Keywords: Drama, Propaganda, Civil War, Ku Klux Klan, Racism

Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
Spottiswoode Aitken	Actor	16-Apr-1868	26-Feb-1933	Silent film actor
Donald Crisp	Actor	27-Jul-1880	25-May-1974	Silent film actor, survived into talkies
Lillian Gish	Actor	14-Oct-1893	27-Feb-1993	Silent film actress, director
Walter Long	Actor	5-Mar-1879	4-Jul-1952	The Birth of a Nation
Mae Marsh	Actor	9-Nov-1895	13-Feb-1968	The Birth of a Nation
Wallace Reid	Actor	15-Apr-1891	18-Jan-1923	Silent film actor and director

REVIEWS

Review by anonymous (posted on 26-May-2006)

Excellent movie! Does not toe the "diversity line". Probably could not be made now because of the liberal choke-hold on the press. Truthfully depicts the criminality and the viciousness of the Northern states, and their complicity to denigrate the South and its people. A "must see" for those whose patriotic vison has not been blinded or blurred by the vitrolic hate speech of the Carpet bagger press.

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