So Near, Yet So Far (1912) - film review

Romance / Short

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So Near, Yet So Far is an American film first released in 1912, directed by D.W. Griffith. The film stars Walter Miller, Mary Pickford, Robert Harron, Lionel Barrymore and Elmer Booth. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Credits

Director: D.W. Griffith
Script: George Hennessy
Photo: G.W. Bitzer
Cast: Walter Miller (Howard), Mary Pickford (The Young Woman), Robert Harron (The Rival), Lionel Barrymore (In Club), Elmer Booth (A Thief), Christy Cabanne (In Club), Harry Carey (A Thief), Courtenay Foote (In Club), Florence Geneva (On Street), Dorothy Gish (A Friend), Lillian Gish (A Friend), Adolph Lestina (In Club), Charles Hill Mailes (Rich Man in Other Town), Claire McDowell (Rich Woman in Other Town), Antonio Moreno (In Club), Gus Pixley (In Club), W.C. Robinson (In Club), Henry B. Walthall, J. Waltham (In Club), L.M. Wells (The Young Woman’s Father (unconfirmed))
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 17 min; B&W; silent

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