Arizona 1918
Step into the sun-scorched drama of *Arizona (1918)*, a silent-era gem directed by the dashing Douglas Fairbanks himself.
Director: Douglas Fairbanks
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Arizona (1918) about?
*Arizona (1918)* follows a lieutenant at a remote military post who rejects a young woman's advances, only to watch her turn her affections toward his best friend—his commanding officer. What begins as a tale of unrequited love spirals into a drama of loyalty, betrayal, and the blurred lines between friendship and rivalry.
Who directed Arizona?
Douglas Fairbanks directed *Arizona (1918)*, showcasing his knack for blending drama with the lighthearted charm that made him a silent-film icon.
Who stars in Arizona?
The film stars Douglas Fairbanks as the lieutenant, alongside Theodore Roberts, Kate Price, Frederick Burton, and Harry Northrup in pivotal roles.
Is Arizona (1918) worth watching?
*Arizona (1918)* is a fascinating time capsule for silent-film enthusiasts, offering Douglas Fairbanks' signature blend of romance and comedy. While its runtime is short, its themes and Fairbanks' performance make it a curious watch for fans of early Hollywood storytelling.
How long is Arizona?
Arizona (1918) runs for approximately 50 minutes.
About Arizona (1918) — Douglas Fairbanks' Lost Romance in the Wild West
Step into the sun-scorched drama of *Arizona (1918)*, a silent-era gem directed by the dashing Douglas Fairbanks himself. Set against the rugged backdrop of the American Southwest, this romance-comedy-drama unfolds at a remote military outpost where tensions simmer beneath the arid skies. Fairbanks plays an Army lieutenant caught in a web of loyalty and affection when a determined young woman, rebuffed by him, sets her sights on his best friend—the very commanding officer he respects most. The film crackles with the charm of its era, blending heartfelt drama with the playful wit that defined Fairbanks' star power, all while exploring themes of duty, desire, and the unexpected twists of fate.
This lost classic offers a snapshot of early Hollywood's storytelling magic, where emotions run as deep as the canyons and every glance carries weight. With its blend of romance and dry humor, *Arizona (1918)* is a time capsule of charm, showcasing Fairbanks' signature blend of athleticism and charisma against the vast, sunlit landscapes of the frontier.