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Salomé 1923

★ 6.133 votes74 min📅 1923-02-15
DramaFantasyHorror

Dive into the eerie allure of *Salomé (1923)*, Charles Bryant's atmospheric silent masterpiece adapted from Oscar Wilde's controversial play.

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Director: Charles Bryant

Cast

Alla Nazimova
Alla Nazimova
Salomé
Nigel De Brulier
Nigel De Brulier
Jokaanan, the Prophet
Mitchell Lewis
Mitchell Lewis
Herod, Tetrarch of Judea
Rose Dione
Rose Dione
Herodias, wife of Herod
Earl Schenck
Earl Schenck
Narraboth, Captain of the Guard
Arthur Jasmine
Page of Herodias
Frederick Peters
Frederick Peters
Naaman, the Executioner
Louis Dumar
Louis Dumar
Tigellinus

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Salomé (1923) about?

*Salomé (1923)* follows the biblical princess who agrees to perform a seductive dance for King Herod in exchange for the head of John the Baptist. Her obsession with the holy man's fate unfolds against a backdrop of political intrigue and moral decay, culminating in a tragic confrontation between power, desire, and divine justice.

Who directed Salomé?

Charles Bryant directed *Salomé (1923)*, bringing Wilde's provocative play to life with a visually striking and thematically rich silent-film approach.

Who stars in Salomé?

The film stars Alla Nazimova as Salomé, Nigel De Brulier as King Herod, and Mitchell Lewis as John the Baptist, with Rose Dione, Earl Schenck, and Arthur Jasmine rounding out the cast.

Is Salomé (1923) worth watching?

For fans of silent-era cinema, *Salomé (1923)* is a compelling watch, blending Wilde's decadent prose with Bryant's moody, symbolic direction. Its blend of fantasy and horror, anchored by Nazimova's commanding performance, makes it a standout in early horror-drama hybrids. While not for everyone, its historical and artistic significance adds undeniable weight.

How long is Salomé?

Salomé (1923) has a runtime of 74 minutes.

About Salomé (1923) — Alla Nazimova's Silent Spectacle of Passion and Prophecy

Dive into the eerie allure of *Salomé (1923)*, Charles Bryant's atmospheric silent masterpiece adapted from Oscar Wilde's controversial play. Set against the opulent yet decadent court of King Herod, this haunting drama unfolds as the titular princess strikes a deadly bargain to obtain the head of John the Baptist.

With lush, shadow-drenched visuals and bold symbolism, *Salomé (1923)* blends fantasy, horror, and sensual drama into a cinematic experience that feels both timeless and transgressive. Alla Nazimova's mesmerizing performance as the doomed heroine anchors a film steeped in biblical grandeur and psychological intensity, where desire and destiny collide in a dance of blood and gold.