The Strange Adventures of Prince Courageous | |
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Directed by | Frederick G. Becker[1] |
Screenplay by | Robert N. Lee[2] |
Produced by | Clem Beauchamp[2] |
Starring | Bessie Love Arthur Trimble |
Cinematography | Hal Mohr[1] |
Production company | Arthur Trimble Productions[3] |
Distributed by | Anchor Film Distributors |
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Running time | 2 reels[5] (each film) |
Country | United States |
Language | Silent (English intertitles) |
Budget | $22,000[6] (each film) |
The Strange Adventures of Prince Courageous, also known as The Adventures of Prince Courageous,[7] is a 1923 American silent fantasy film series[8] starring Bessie Love and five-year-old[9] Arthur Trimble, directed by Frederick G. Becker.
Although it was planned to be a series of 12 two-reelers,[10] only three films were made:[11][12][13] The Little Knight, The Love Charm, and The Crown of Courage (also referred to as The Crown and Courage).[13] A fourth film, The Little Defender, is documented in publications from as early as the 1930s,[14][15][16] but is most likely an alternate title for The Crown of Courage.
The Little Knight is preserved at the Harvard Film Archive,[17] and The Little Defender is rare, but commercially available.[18] The preservation status of "Love Charm" is unknown.
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