A king grows suspicious of his favored woman's affection for an Italian troubadour. After confirming their secret romance, he takes a cruel revenge by sealing the lovers inside a secluded tower chamber with no means of escape.

Arthur V. Johnson
as The King

Marion Leonard
as The Concubine

Henry B. Walthall
as The Troubador

Mary Pickford
as A Lady-in-Waiting

George Siegmann
as Nobleman at Court

Mack Sennett
as A Soldier

Linda Arvidson
as A Lady-in-Waiting

Owen Moore
as Nobleman at Court
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D.W. Griffith brings us the longest running horror movie to date (1909). It is less horror and more tragic as the movie is probably one of the first “Horror” movies to actually tug on your heart strings a bit. This is also a movie that proves that there are other directors out there not just George ...