“Rhodes made a discovery several years ago of discs containing the soundtrack and dialogue in the UCLA Film & Television Archive. He is working with McGee to synchronize the footage with the sound. The team…is searching for still photos taken on the set to recreate as much of the film as possible.”

I mean, just LOOK at that face. You know you want to!

(In case there’s any doubt, here’s Rupert arguing that very point in the New York Times, in 1923…)

(Though I did finally see Master & Commander last year, and that was pretty good too.)

I mean, call me biased but…

Not entirely flattering to Rupert (few articles are), but still an interesting history of the production of his most famous film.