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The World, the Flesh and the Devil
(1914) England
Color : Five reels
Directed by F. Martin Thornton
Cast: Frank Esmond [Nicholas Brophy], Stella St. Audrie [Caroline Stanger], Warwick Wellington [Sir James Hall], Charles Carter [Rupert Stanger / Dyke], Rupert Harvey [Robert Hall], Jack Denton [George Gregg], Gladys Cunningham [Mrs. Brophy], Frances Midgeley [Gertrude Grant], Mercy Hatton [Lady Hall], H. Agar Lyons [the devil], Nell Carter [Beatrice Cuthbert], Frank Stather [Inspector Toplin], Roger Hamilton [Wylde]
[?] Natural Colour Kinematograph Company, Limited, and/or Union Jack Photoplays? production; distributed by [?] Natural Colour Kinematograph Company, Limited, and/or Union Jack Photoplays? / From a play by Laurence Cowen. / Released 9 April 1914. / Standard 35mm spherical 1.33:1 format. Kinemacolor two-color process. / [?] Reputedly the first color feature film — but, possibly predated by By Order of Napoleon (1910)? The film was released in the USA by World Film Manufacturing Company in 1914.
Drama: Crime.
Survival status: (unknown)
Current rights holder: (unknown) [United Kingdom]; Public domain [USA].
Keywords: Color cinematography
Listing updated: 10 April 2020.
References: Website-IMDb.
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