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    …Company, Langdon teamed with director Harry Edwards and writers Frank Capra and Arthur Ripley, and together they slowly developed an innocent babylike character for the comedian. Where other silent-era screen comics such as Charlie Chaplin and Harold Lloyd were men of action in their films, Langdon often seemed frozen on…

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    …Company, Langdon teamed with director Harry Edwards and writers Frank Capra and Arthur Ripley, and together they slowly developed an innocent babylike character for the comedian. Where other silent-era screen comics such as Charlie Chaplin and Harold Lloyd were men of action in their films, Langdon often seemed frozen on…

    Read More