Intolérance

Carl Stockdale as King Nabonidus (Babylonian Story) Billy Quirk as Bartender Frank Borzage as Extra (uncredited) Frank Campeau as Extra (uncredited) Nigel De Brulier as Extra (uncredited) DeWolf Hopper Sr. as Extra (uncredited) Frank Brownlee as The Mountain Girl's Brother (uncredited) Elmer Clifton as The Rhapsode (Babylonian Story) Marguerite Marsh as Debutante Frank Bennett as Charles IX Constance Talmadge as Marguerite de Navarre / The Mountain Girl Russell Hicks as Extra (uncredited) Herbert Beerbohm Tree as Extra (uncredited) Virginia Lee Corbin as Child in Epilogue (uncredited) Tully Marshall as High Priest of Bel / Friend of the Musketeer George Beranger as Second Priest of Bel (uncredited) Kitty Bradbury as Jenkins Party Guest (uncredited) Peggy Cartwright as Little Girl (uncredited) Erich von Stroheim as Second Pharisee (uncredited) Julia Faye as Bit Role (uncredited) Winifred Westover as The Favorite of Egibi (uncredited) Tom Wilson as The Kindly Policeman Ralph Lewis as The Governor Alfred Paget as Prince Belshazzar Hal Wilson as Extra (uncredited) Sylvia Ashton as Woman at Jenkins Employees Dance (uncredited) Noble Johnson as Babylonian Soldier (uncredited) Margery Wilson as Brown Eyes (French Story) Lloyd Ingraham as Judge of the Court John P. McCarthy as Prison Guard Josephine Crowell as Catherine de Médici W.E. Lawrence as Henri de Navarre Pauline Starke as Favorite of the Harem (uncredited) Spottiswoode Aitken as Brown Eyes' Father (French Story) George Walsh as The Bridegroom of Cana Tod Browning as Crook (uncredited) Carmel Myers as Favorite of the Harem (uncredited) Gino Corrado as The Runner (uncredited) Clyde E. Hopkins as Jenkins's Secretary (uncredited) Alberta Lee as Wife of The Kindly Neighbor (uncredited) Alma Rubens as Girl at the Marriage Market (uncredited) Sam De Grasse as Arthur Jenkins (Modern Story) Monte Blue as The Strike Leader Constance Collier as Extra (uncredited) Francis McDonald as Extra (uncredited) Jennie Lee as Woman at Jenkins Employees Dance (uncredited) William Courtright as Second Pharisee (uncredited) Douglas Fairbanks as Man on White Horse (uncredited) Eugene Pallette as Prosper Latour (French Story) King Vidor as Extra (uncredited) Jewel Carmen as Favorite of the Harem (uncredited) Carol Dempster as Favorite of the Harem (uncredited) Madame Sul-Te-Wan as Girl at the Marriage Market (uncredited) George Siegmann as Cyrus (uncredited) Tammany Young as Extra (uncredited) Kate Bruce as Old Babylonian Mother / The City Mother (uncredited) Mary Alden as Uplifter Clarence Geldart as Extra (uncredited) Dell Henderson as Extra (uncredited) Natalie Talmadge as Favorite of the Harem (uncredited) David Butler as Babylonian Soldier (uncredited) Mae Marsh as The Dear One (Modern Story) Joseph Henabery as L'amiral de Coligny / Defendant Mildred Harris as Favorite of the Harem (uncredited) Ethel Grey Terry as Favorite of the Harem (uncredited) 'Baby' Carmen De Rue as Little girl hidden by priest Lillian Gish as The Woman Who Rocks the Cradle Maxfield Stanley as Henri III Francis Carpenter as Child in Epilogue (uncredited) Max Davidson as Kindly Neighbor (uncredited) F.A. Turner as The Girl's Father (Modern Story) Vera Lewis as Mary T. Jenkins (Modern Story) Lillian Langdon as Mary, the Mother (Judean Story) Edward Dillon as Crook W.S. Van Dyke as Cana Wedding Guest George Fawcett as Babylonian Judge (uncredited) Elmo Lincoln as The Mighty Man of Valor (uncredited) Dore Davidson as The Friendly Neighbor Robert Harron as The Boy (Modern Story) Seena Owen as Princess Beloved (Attarea) (Babylonian Story) Miriam Cooper as The Friendless One Wilfred Lucas as Extra (uncredited) Loyola O'Connor as Attarea's Slave (uncredited) Olga Grey as Mary Magdalene (Judean Story) Bessie Love as The Bride of Cana (Judean Story) Howard Gaye as Jesus Christ / Cardinal de Lorraine Allan Sears as The Mercenary Donald Crisp as Extra (uncredited) Walter Long as The Musketeer of the Slums / Babylonian Warrior Owen Moore as Extra (uncredited) Eve Southern as Favorite of the Harem (uncredited) Wallace Reid as Boy Killed in Battle (uncredited)

D.W. Griffith Scenario Writer, Director, Editor, Production Design, Costume Design, Makeup Artist, Presenter Elmer Clifton First Assistant Director Jack Conway Second Assistant Director Joseph Henabery First Assistant Director Frank E. Woods Writer, Production Supervisor Tod Browning Screenplay, Second Assistant Director Gertrude Bambrick Choreographer Robert Anderson Technical Supervisor Monte Blue Second Assistant Director Sidney Franklin Second Unit Lloyd Ingraham Second Assistant Director Christy Cabanne Second Assistant Director Victor Fleming Second Assistant Director George Siegmann First Assistant Director W.S. Van Dyke Second Assistant Director Mary H. O'Connor Title Graphics Edward Dillon Second Assistant Director Erich von Stroheim Assistant Production Manager Walt Whitman Poem Allan Dwan Grip, Second Assistant Director Anita Loos Writer Hettie Grey Baker Title Graphics Robert Anderson Makeup Artist Billy Bitzer Director of Photography