Roundup : The American comedy western of Roscoe Arbuckle, 1920, directed by George Melford.
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| Genre | comedy dumb |
| Producer | George Melford |
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| A country | USA |
| Year | 1920 |
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The script for the film was written by Edmund Day and Tom Forman, based on a play in which cousin Roscoe Arbuckle Michael Arbuckle and Julia Dean shone on the Broadway stage in 1907. It was Michael who came up with the famous phrase that is used in the advertising of the film "Nobody Loves Fat Men."
Cast
- Roscoe (Fat Man) Arbuckle - Slee Hoover
- Mabel Julienne Scott - Echo Alain
- Irving Cummings - Dick Len
- Tom Foreman - Jack Payson
- Gene Ecker - Polly Hop
- Edward P. Sullivan - Bad Len
- Wallace Beery - Buck Mackay
- Jane Wolfe - Josephine
- Molly Malone
Link
- The Round-Up on the Internet Movie Database
- allrovi / synopsis (inaccessible link)