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During Phantom Of The Opera re-creation, position of actress who faints and falls to floor after unm [...]	D
This movie's depiction of Chaney's makeup for "Phantom of the Opera" is very misleading. The movie's [...]	D
Lon Chaney did not die at home surrounded by loved ones, he died very suddenly in the hospital (arou [...]	D
Lon Chaney was very much against Creighton entering into the film business. He most certainly did no [...]	D
Lon Chaney Jr was not born in a hospital. He was born in Chaney's cabin in Oklahoma city.	D
The scene of Creighton leaving home to take care of his natural mother is completely false. Around t [...]	D
Chaney died in 1930. In one scene, however he drives up to his cabin in a 1937 Packard.	D

Lon Chaney: We've got to talk about this. Cleva C [...]	D
[last lines] Creighton Chaney at 21: And he asked [...]	D
Lon Chaney: And you can stop bothering me. Get out [...]	D
William R. Darrow Jr.: Who are you? What are you d [...]	D
[first lines] Guard: Good morning, Mr. Thalberg. [...]	D
Clarence Locan: Make it 1001 faces, Lon. This is o [...]	D
Cleva Creighton Chaney: [Believing that Chaney has [...]	D
Creighton Chaney at 13: Say, Pop! There's a great [...]	D
Hazel Bennett Chaney: Darling, it's wonderful. But [...]	D
Lon Chaney: [In character of Quasimodo, the Hunchb [...]	D
Lon Chaney: If a guy can be enough things in this [...]	D
Irving Thalberg: [after hearing Lon describe his i [...]	D
[first title card] Title Card: On August 27, 1930 [...]	D
George Loane Tucker: Look, Lon, publicity is part [...]	D
Lon Chaney: The kind of fellows I play, pretty gir [...]	D
Clarence Locan: What'd you say? Creighton Chaney [...]	D

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