Grandma's Boy
1922, Comedy, 1h 0m
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The residents of a small town organize a team to track down a killer on the loose. The town's entire male population joins the hunt, save one jittery youth (Harold Lloyd) who wants nothing to do with a murderer. He instead retreats to his grandma's house. She tells him a fantastic story that rouses his confidence, and hands him a talisman that supposedly holds the power of bravery. Unaware he's been given an ordinary piece of wood, the young man decides to chase the criminal by himself.
Cast & Crew
Harold Lloyd
Sonny, The Boy, Granddaddy
Sonny, The Boy, Granddaddy
Mildred Davis
Mildred
Mildred
Anna Townsend
Grandma
Grandma
Charles Stevenson
The Bully, Bearded Union Officer (as Charles E. Stevenson)
The Bully, Bearded Union Officer (as Charles E. Stevenson)
Dick Sutherland
Tramp, the Rolling Stone
Tramp, the Rolling Stone
Noah Young
Sheriff of Dabney County
Sheriff of Dabney County
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Aug 25, 2011This movie is funny, but the story is predictable and cliched. Overall it's pretty good though, and if you like Lloyd's work you should see it, but it could have been better.
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