ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Unreleased returns to examine the lost films of the silent era and the unrealized vision of Erich von Stroheim's Greed. Not fully appreciated for decades after it's initial release, the film was cut down from its envisioned nine hour runtime to just over two.
Author and film historian John DiLeo and Derick discus the large chunks of the film lost to time forever. They also discuss the silent films that will never be seen again.
Be sure to check out John at his website, johndileo.com.
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