
The Great Alone
Synopsis
Monroe Salisbury plays a man of the Northwoods. This time he's Silent Duval, of mixed-blood origin, who distinguishes himself as a football player at Stanford University. But his Indian blood makes him an outcast and when he is injured, only one white girl is there to comfort him. So he decides to return home where he'll get some respect.
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May 21, 1922
Wide Cinema Exhibition
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Jacques Jaccard, James Colwell
- Screenplay & Story
- Jacques Jaccard
- Original Title
- The Great Alone
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- No Language
- Runtime
- 1h 0m
- Production Studios
- west coast films
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Jacques Jaccard, James Colwell
Jacques Jaccard
Department Leadership Roster
Jacques Jaccard
Writer
Jacques Jaccard
Director
James Colwell
Director
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What is The Great Alone about?
Monroe Salisbury plays a man of the Northwoods. This time he's Silent Duval, of mixed-blood origin, who distinguishes himself as a football player at Stanford University. But his Indian blood makes him an outcast and when he is injured, only one white girl is there to comfort him. So he decides to return home where he'll get some respect.
Who directed The Great Alone?
The Great Alone was directed by Jacques Jaccard, James Colwell.
Who stars in The Great Alone?
The principal cast of The Great Alone includes Monroe Salisbury, Laura Anson, Walter Law, George Waggner, Maria Draga.
When was The Great Alone released and how long is it?
The Great Alone was released in 1922 with a total runtime of 1h 0m.















