Four Feathers

Name: Four Feathers
Genre: Drama
Released: 1915-05-24
Duration: 50 min
Rating: 7.1
Cast: Edgar L. Davenport, Fuller Mellish, Ogden Childe

1915
50m

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7.1/10

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Drama

The story opens at General Feversham's residence at the annual dinner that he gives to the ones who are left of the Crimea officers. At this dinner, Harry Feversham, the General's only son, ... Read allThe story opens at General Feversham's residence at the annual dinner that he gives to the ones who are left of the Crimea officers. At this dinner, Harry Feversham, the General's only son, a boy of fourteen, is a guest. After the dinner is finished they tell stories of what happ... Read allThe story opens at General Feversham's residence at the annual dinner that he gives to the ones who are left of the Crimea officers. At this dinner, Harry Feversham, the General's only son, a boy of fourteen, is a guest. After the dinner is finished they tell stories of what happened in the Crimea, and Harry listens intently. The story is carried ahead about ten years... Read all

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The correct spelling of Faversham is Feversham, while the correct pronunciation of Feversham is Faversham. The silent versions, Four Feathers (1915), The Four Feathers (1921) and The Four Feathers (1929), use the Faversham spelling in credits and screen captions, presumably so that the audience "hears" it right in their minds. Zoltan Korda's versions The Four Feathers (1939) and Storm Over the Nile (1955) also maintain the Faversham spelling. All versions since 1978 spell the name Feversham, as it is in the book.