All Man 1916
"A World Five-reel Drama Dealing With the Lives of the So-called "Idle Rich""
In Émile Chautard's 1916 silent Western drama *All Man (1916)*, Robert Warwick stars as Jim Blake, a New York heir whose life of privilege takes a dramatic turn when he ventures west to prove his mettle.
Director: Émile Chautard
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is All Man (1916) about?
*All Man (1916)* follows Jim Blake, a wealthy New Yorker who heads west to prove himself on his father's ranch. When a powerful railroad tycoon refuses to compensate for the cattle lost on Blake's land, Jim takes matters into his own hands—sparking a battle that tests his courage and heart.
Who directed All Man?
Émile Chautard directed *All Man (1916)*, known for his work in silent films and early 20th-century American cinema.
Who stars in All Man?
The film features Robert Warwick as Jim Blake, alongside Mollie King, Gerda Holmes, Alec B. Francis, and George MacQuarrie in key roles.
Is All Man (1916) worth watching?
For fans of silent Westerns and early cinema, *All Man (1916)* offers a compelling blend of adventure and drama. While its age shows in pacing and style, its themes of self-reinvention and justice remain engaging. A hidden gem for classic film enthusiasts.
How long is All Man?
*All Man (1916)* has a runtime of 50 minutes.
About All Man (1916) — A Playboy's Transformation in a Classic Western Drama
In Émile Chautard's 1916 silent Western drama *All Man (1916)*, Robert Warwick stars as Jim Blake, a New York heir whose life of privilege takes a dramatic turn when he ventures west to prove his mettle. Sent to work on his father's Wyoming ranch, Jim quickly sheds his reputation as one of the so-called "idle rich" and earns the respect of locals by standing up to a notorious town bully. The film unfolds against a rugged frontier backdrop, blending themes of self-discovery, class struggle, and justice as Jim tangles with a powerful railroad magnate whose trains have devastated his family's cattle herds.
As Jim navigates ranch life, he finds himself drawn into a high-stakes battle of wills—and hearts—when he falls for Alice, a woman tied to the railroad's inner circle. With its mix of frontier grit and emotional depth, *All Man (1916)* captures the spirit of early silent cinema while delivering a timeless tale of transformation. Directed by Chautard and featuring a strong ensemble cast, this five-reel drama remains a compelling snapshot of 1910s American life.