Three's a Crowd (1927) | Harry Langdon comedy | Silent Era Classic

Harry, The Odd Fellow, is a tenement worker who lives alone in a shack alongside a warehouse and longs for the companionship of a wife and children like other men.
Under the magic of Harry's wistful smile, the world of make-believe turns into life- sad, joyous, bitter-sweet...just as life is. Here is an artist with the scope of all humanity. The screen cannot boast his equal! Directed by Langdon, his first film after Frank Capra direction.
Cast: Harry Langdon, Gladys McConnell
Director: Harry Langdon
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[@markandresen1]

Apart from the excellent aficionados' on this thread, Langdon's been a virtually forgotten figure in Hollywood history. I'm in the UK and he's barely been namechecked here since Michael Bentine's superb BBC 'Golden Silents' series of the early Seventies. Yet, what an artist he was.

[@briand3383]

Who knew this was in widescreen?

[@johnmitchelljr]

Watch the movie, forget the worthless comments. Thank you.

[@nickjames3049]

He should have retained Capra.

[@cyclingmadhedgehog8860]

Thinking the same thing

[@user-gw6cc2ro6s]

Гарри Лэнгдон, у него брови кверху домиком как бы провинившийся. Это ошибочно. У него брови от счастья, счастлив, безумно счастлив. Он же Адольф Гитлер фюрер и нацист.