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East Side, West Side
Also known as Die Katastrophe eines Ozeanriesen in Austria; Titanic in Brazil; Drengen fra Floden in Denmark; À l'ombre de Brooklyn in France; A Cidade Gigante in Portugal
(1927) United States of America
B&W : Nine reels
Directed by Allan Dwan
Cast: George O’Brien [John Breen], Virginia Valli [Becka Lipvitch], J. Farrell MacDonald [‘Pug’ Malone], Dore Davidson [Channon Lipvitch], Sonia Nodalsky (Sonia Nodell) [Mrs. Lipvitch], June Collyer [Josephine], John Miltern [Gerrit Rantoul], Holmes Herbert [Gilbert Van Horn], Frank Dodge [Judge Kelly], Dan Wolheim [Grogan], Johnny Dooley [Grogan’s gang member], John Kearney [a policeman], Edward Garvey [second], Frank Allsworth (Frank Allworth) [Flash], William Fredericks (William Frederic) [Breen], Jean Armour [Mrs. Breen], Gordon McRae [an engineer], Harold Levett [an engineer], Jack La Rue [a dining extra]
Fox Film Corporation production; distributed by Fox Film Corporation [Allan Dwan Production]. / Scenario by Allan Dwan, from the novel East Side, West Side by Felix Riesenberg. Costume design by Sam Benson. Stunts by Buddy Roosevelt and Jack Roper. Cinematography by George Webber and Teddy Pahle (Theodore J. Pahle). Presented by William Fox. / Released 9 October 1927. / Standard 35mm spherical 1.33:1 format. / Collyer’s film debut. The film was released in Austria as Die Katastrophe eines Ozeanriesen in 1928. The film was released in Germany by Deutsche Vereins-Film in 1928. The film was released in Brazil as Titanic on 9 July 1928. The film was released in Finland on 4 February 1929. The film was released in Portugal as A Cidade Gigante on 24 June 1929. / Silent film.
Drama.
Survival status: Print exists.
Current rights holder: Public domain [USA].
Keywords: USA: New York: New York
Listing updated: 11 January 2024.
References: Bogdanovich-Dwan p. 9 : Website-IMDb.
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