Displaying Chaney's versatility as both actor and make-up artist...
“Lon Chaney: The Warner Archive Classics Collection” is  a DVD set containing 5 of the actor’s silent feature films and the only sound film he made, “The Unholy Three,” a remake of Chaney’s 1925 silent version, which is also in the collection.<br /><br />Chaney worked as an extra and appeared in small featured roles for two years until making an impression in “The Miracle Man” (1919). In that film, Chaney twisted himself pretzel-like portraying a crippled man. A highlight of the film occurs when he unwinds himself slowly and dramatically. During this period, he also demonstrated his ability with make-up to transform himself completely into assorted characters. This facility gave him the nickname “The Man of a Thousand Faces.” Chaney is best known for playing the title characters in the silent versions of “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” (1923) and “The Phantom of the Opera.”<br /><br />Included in this collection is “He Who Gets Slapped” (1924), in which Chaney plays a man, despondent over personal issues, who joins a circus sideshow and becomes the most famous clown in France. The film co-stars Norma Shearer. Bela Lugosi makes an uncredited appearance as a clown.<br /><br />In “The Monster” (1925), insane Dr. Ziska (Chaney) devises an elaborate scheme to trap human specimens for his bizarre resurrection experiments. “Mr. Wu” is about a Chinese aristocrat (Chaney) who ruthlessly defends his daughter’s (Renee Adoree) honor after a wealthy Englishman seduces and abandons her. “Mockery” (1927), set during the Russian Revolution, focuses on Countess Tatiana Alexandrova (Barbara Bedford) who must leave Siberia and travel to Novokursk, Russia in disguise. She enlists the help of a peasant, Sergei (Chaney), to get her there safely.<br /><br />In both versions of “The Unholy Three” (1925 and 1930), a sideshow ventriloquist, Dr. Echo (Chaney), forms an underground trio with a strongman and a midget. Disguised as kindly Mrs. O’Grady, a kindly grandmother who runs a pet shop, Echo uses the pet shop as a front to attract wealthy buyers. After casing the homes to which they deliver pets, the team later commits burglaries, with their rich customers as victims. The silent version is directed by Tod Browning (“Freaks,” “Dracula”), who would team up frequently with Chaney, directing him in roles requiring both make-up expertise and physical stamina.<br /><br />There are no bonus features in the 6-disc DVD set.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Lon Chaney was the king of the character actors and single-handedly created the role of "horror star." This collection celebrates his career, showcasing his powers at their peak. One man. One thousand faces. Six classic films. HE WHO GETS SLAPPED (1924) Lon Chaney alongside Norma Shearer and John Gilbert. MOCKERY (1927) In a striking performance, Chaney proves his talents were not confined to prosthetics and makeup. THE MONSTER (1925) Lon Chaney plays the monstrous Ziska, who gathers candidates for his eerie experiments by causing roadway accidents. MR. WU (1927) Lon Chaney essays dual characters as the sage Grandfather Wu and his grandson, the mandarin Mr. Wu. THE UNHOLY THREE (1925) Chaney plays a ventriloquist who teams with a strongman and a dwarf to embark on a life of crime. THE UNHOLY 3 (1930) In his last film -- and only Talkie -- Chaney re-creates his famed Silent role, the scheming ventriloquist Professor Echo..