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In 1989 this film was added to the National Film Registry by the United States Library of Congress. [...]	D
Included among the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", edited by Steven Schneider.	D
Selected by the Vatican in the "values" category of its list of 45 "great films".	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2001 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 Most [...]	D
The set of The Great Wall of Babylon was featured in Rockstar's 2011 video game L.A. Noire (2011).	D
The inspiration for this film came from D.W. Griffith's surprise at the loud protests against his pr [...]	D
The construction of the prison gallows seen in the final portion of the Modern Story was overseen by [...]	D
The extras in the Babylonian scenes supposedly were paid $2.00 a day, an extremely generous sum at t [...]	D
The prison chaplain in the modern scenes is played by a real priest.	D
Anita Loos claimed that, when writing "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes", she had been inspired to give lead [...]	D
This film is a personal favorite of Guillermo del Toro.	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 1998 list of the 400 movies nominated for the Top 100 G [...]	D
A major subplot dealing with a real-life assassination was cut from the French story before the film [...]	D
Ted Shawn and Ruth St. Denis appear as solo dancers on the Babylonian steps. Though St. Denis always [...]	D
One of the intertitles is a quote from "The Ballad of Reading Gaol" by Oscar Wilde: "And wondered if [...]	D
The staging and art direction of the Babylonian scenes were largely inspired by the works of 19th-ce [...]	D
The intertitle during the strike which states that the National Guard has retreated and the workers [...]	D
Rumors about the sexuality of Henry III date back to the late 1500s, and contemporary scholars of Fr [...]	D
D. W. Griffith did not shy away from gore in this film. The Babylonian battle scene features not one [...]	D
Lillian Gish claimed that D.W. Griffith invented false eyelashes for this film in 1916. He wanted Se [...]	D
Jenkins and his foundation are modeled after John D. Rockefeller and his own foundation. The massacr [...]	D
D.W. Griffith was forced to reshoot the sequence of the crucifixion because certain organizations we [...]	D
Many sources claim that the walls of Babylon were actually life-sized, at 300 feet (more than 25 sto [...]	D
In 2007 The American Film Institute ranked this as the #49 Greatest Movie of All Time.	D
The role of the second Pharisee is credited to Erich von Stroheim. However, von Stroheim did not pla [...]	D
The Babylonian orgy sequence alone cost $200,000 when it was shot. That's nearly twice the overall b [...]	D
This film is widely blamed for bankrupting its maker, D.W. Griffith and, despite its modern reputati [...]	D
With a budget of $8.4 million, this film held the record for most expensive film for 38 years, until [...]	D
During filming of the battle sequences, many of the extras got so into their characters that they ca [...]	D
During the late 1910s, this film was a huge hit in the Soviet Union. However, D.W. Griffith never re [...]	D
In August 2013 a newly restored version of the film was shown at the Film Forum in New York City.	D
D.W. Griffith invested more than $2 million in this film, an unprecedented amount of money at the ti [...]	D
Debut of actresses Eve Southern and Natalie Talmadge.	D
Joseph Henabery was hired to shoot some additional scenes of semi-nude slave girls when the front of [...]	D
After filming wrapped, the Los Angeles Fire Department cited the Babylonian set as a fire hazard and [...]	D
According to Kevin Brownlow's three-part documentary American Masters: D.W. Griffith: Father of Film [...]	D
D.W. Griffith's penchant for revising and re-cutting his films has caused the loss of several scenes [...]	D
Ruth St. Denis is listed by some modern sources as the Solo Dancer in the Babylonian Story, but she [...]	D
On 11/9/2001, the newly-built Kodak Theatre Complex at Hollywood and Highland (in Hollywood) had its [...]	D
Debut of actress Carol Dempster.	D
The massive, life-sized set of the Great Wall of Babylon, seen in the fourth story, was placed at th [...]	D
Howard Gaye, an English actor who played Jesus Christ, got involved in a sex scandal involving a 14- [...]	D
The top-grossing US film of 1916.	D
The shot of Catherine de Medici (Josephine Crowell) and her courtiers surveying the bodies of slain [...]	D
Ruth St. Denis's debut.	D
The marriage scenes in the life-of-Christ part of the film were staged and shot according to Jewish [...]	D
The title and some lines from the poem "Out of the Cradle Endlessly Rocking" by Walt Whitman are use [...]	D

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As the Jenkin's factory militia goes to attack the striking workers, the shadows of a camera and two [...]	D
In the opening of the Babelonian story, shortly before the intertitle reading "Dearest one - in the [...]	D
One of the early title cards in the Judean sequence refers to Jesus having been from "the carpenter [...]	D
Near the end, when the soldier runs his sword through Brown Eyes, it's obvious that the sword slides [...]	D
The position of the Mountain Girl's head changes when Belshazzar arrives at the marriage market. In [...]	D
In the modern story, when Jenkins stops outside the dance hall, he picks up a coin in one hand. In t [...]	D
The Babylon Temple is adorned with elephant statues. The elephant was not indigenous to Babylon, and [...]	D
Tire tracks can be seen during the chariot race sequence.	D
During the Babylonian bacchanal, the same slave girl is standing behind both Belshazzar and Beloved. [...]	D
When Monsieur La France is shown with the puppies in his belt 'pocket', the long shot shows his arms [...]	D
An extra, out-of-character, can be seen fumbling with his costume in the Belshazzar feast sequence.	D
Catapults had not been invented in 539 BC.	D
A camera shadow can be seen during the tracking shot of the walls of Babylon, right before the Mount [...]	D
While the Vestal Virgins of uplift are at the party given by Ms. Jenkins and are indoors the whole t [...]	D
The Director's assistant is clad in coat and tie.	D
(at around 1h 45 mins) In the Babylonian Banquet Hall, the camera pans up to the gallery round the n [...]	D
Alexandre Ã‰douard de France (later King Henry III) is referred to as "Monsieur La France", when [...]	D

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The Boy: Nothing doing on the good night stuff, I [...]	D
Intertitle: Out of the cradle, endlessly rocking.. [...]	D
Intertitle: The girl of our story keeps house for [...]	D
Intertitle: The priest of Bel-Marduk, supreme God [...]	D
Intertitle: When cannon and prison bars wrought in [...]	D
Catherine de Medici: Such a fine man, Admiral Coli [...]	D
Intertitle: Ancient Jerusalem, the golden city who [...]	D
Auctioneer at the Marriage Market: Any man will be [...]	D
The Mountain Girl's Brother: Tish tish! 'tis no pl [...]	D
The Rhapsode: Ishtar, goddess of love, seven times [...]	D
Meddler at the Wedding in Cana: There is too much [...]	D
Intertitle: Babylon's last Bacchanal.	D
Judge of the Court: To be hanged by the neck until [...]	D
Intertitle: Our play is made up of four separate s [...]	D
Intertitle: Intolerance, burning and slaying.	D
The Princess Beloved: My Lord, like white pearls I [...]	D
The Boy: Say kid, you're going to be my chicken.	D
Intertitle: Seeing youth drawn to youth, Miss Jenk [...]	D
Intertitle: And now our fourth story of love's str [...]	D
Prince Belshazzar: [to his princess beloved] The f [...]	D
Intertitle: Another period of the past. A.D. 1572- [...]	D
Intertitle: Universal justice, an eye for an eye, [...]	D
The Mountain Girl: You lice! You rats! You refuse [...]	D
The Mountain Girl: Put away thy perfumes, thy garm [...]	D
The Mountain Girl: Oh, lord of lords! Oh, king of [...]	D
Prince Belshazzar: [to the Princess Beloved - In t [...]	D
Intertitle: When women cease to attract men, they [...]	D
Intertitle: And again in Babylon. The marriage mar [...]	D
The Dear One: I'll walk like her and maybe everyon [...]	D
The Mountain Girl: But touch my skirt and I'll scr [...]	D
Intertitle: The temper and rough language of the " [...]	D

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