Hearts of the World
Dorothy Gish
['toby keith', 'vincent price', 'tobe hooper', 'shemar moore', 'eli wallach', 'dave matthews', 'valerie hobson', 'rick salomon', 'audrey hepburn', 'nick giannopoulos', 'ernst lubitsch', 'kaikala satyanarayana', 'vince mcmahon', 'steven wright', 'eric schaeffer', 'john ratzenberger', 'rajinikanth', 'yaya dacosta', 'asif ali zardari', 'glenda farrell', 'jayaprakash', 'david suchet', 'andy kaufman', 'aud egede nissen', 'tamlyn tomita', 'william petersen', 'ananth nag', 'manchu manoj', 'manoel de oliveira', 'neve campbell', 'wayne duvall', 'elwood blues', 'brion james', 'ursula andress', 'bernard cribbins', 'paul dooley', 'silvana mangano', 'billy preston', 'piper perabo', 'guru dutt', 'william conrad', 'dorothy sebastian', 'william daniels', 'gillian hills', 'ben lyon', 'chandra mohan', 'michael moore', 'ronit elkabetz', 'sabu', 'milton rosmer', 'karthi', 'jamie foxx', 'karthika nair', 'joaquin phoenix', 'jimeoin', 'jai rodriguez', 'lucille', 'cecil kellaway', 'david ellison', 'srinivas avasarala', 'ian hendry', 'ralph fiennes', 'jimmy finlayson', 'farida jalal', 'vera ralston', 'mervyn johns', 'tim holt', 'nagesh', 'karen valentine', 'scott caan', 'deven verma', 'elia kazan', 'alice taglioni', 'lola kirke', 'samantha morton', 'andy samberg', 'jacques rivette', 'manisha koirala', 'michael york', 'becki newton', 'john sayles', 'kelly rowland', 'willy mullens', 'lou reed', 'stallman', 'marc lawrence', 'jason momoa', 'garrett hedlund', 'orson welles', 'olivia munn', 'jobyna ralston', 'ingrid pitt', 'anne francis', 'danielle darrieux', 'chill wills', 'george rigaud', 'alberto sordi', 'lou diamond phillips', 'anthony heald']
Hearts of the World
Hearts of the World (also known as Love's Struggle) is a 1918 American silent World War I propaganda film written, produced and directed by D. W. Griffith. In an effort to change the American public's neutral stance regarding the war, the British government contacted Griffith due to his stature and reputation for dramatic filmmaking. Hearts of the World stars Lillian and Dorothy Gish and Robert Harron. The film was produced by D.W. Griffith Productions, Famous Players-Lasky Corporation and the War Office Committee was distributed by Paramount Pictures under the Artcraft Pictures Corporation banner.