The Jack Knife Man (1920) 
The Jack Knife Man ★★★ 1920 Sentimental silent treatment of the relationship between a boy and a man. A new mother close to death hands over her bundle of joy to a kindly old river man, and the two bond in a familial way despite incessant adversity. Made the year following Vidor's debut as a feature film director. 70m/B VHS. Fred Turner, Harry Todd, Bobby Kelso, Willis Marks, Lillian (Lillianne, Lyllian) Leighton, James Corrigan; Director: King Vidor; Writer: William Parker.
| Year Released | 1920 |
| Length (in minutes) | 70 |
| Display | Black & White |
| Formats | VHS |
| National Film Registry |
| Role | Name |
| Actor | Lillian (Lillianne |
| Actor | Lyllian) Leighton |
| Actor | Fred Turner |
| Actor | Harry Todd |
| Actor | Bobby Kelso |
| Actor | Willis Marks |
| Actor | James Corrigan |
| Director | King Vidor |
| Writer | William Parker |
