Road to yesterday. - [Edited version]

United States, 1961

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Episode of Series “History of the Motion Picture”.
This is a shortened version with music and commentary of Cecil B. De Mille’s elaborate 1925 romantic drama on the theme of reincarnation. An estranged couple are involved in a disastrous train crash and revert to their former lives in the Middle Ages. The train wreck was a remarkable piece of staging, placing the lives of the leading actors at risk.

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director

Cecil B. DeMille

co-producer

Paul Killiam

Saul J. Turell

production company

Sterling Educational Films

Duration

00:25:53:00

Production places
United States
Production dates
1961

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History of the Motion Picture

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History of the Motion Picture

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