| Display title | The Unholy Three |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Unholy Three is a silent film released in 1925. It was based of a book of the same name by Tod Robbins and starred Lon Chaney in the leading role. It was such a hit that it was remade as a talkie in 1930, with Lon Chaney once again in the lead role. The remake was Lon Chaney's first sound film, and, unfortunatly, his only, as he died from throat cancer only weeks after the movie was complete. The two versions are almost identical to each other, except for the ending. |
