Rex Ingram, the forgotten Irish director who helped shape Hollywood
'The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse' (1920) involved a cast and crew of 12,000
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Irish brothers in arms: the soldier and the film director
When the Hitchcocks left Ireland in the 1910s they went on very different paths. One, Rex Ingram, became a Hollywood great, directing ‘The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse’. The other, Frank Hitchcock, became a distinguished soldier and chronicler of life in the trenches
Wicklow-born soldier who won the Military Cross for valour
Rex Hitchcock: September 19th, 1919 - August 14th, 2014
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