The Good Bad-Man (1916)
Passin' Through, an unconventional Robin Hood-esque figure, robs trains or locals in whimsical ways—such as stealing a ticket punch or charging fines for watches—and gives the proceeds to single mothers and orphans. Initially driven by the belief that he was born out of wedlock, he uncovers a dark past involving a villain, leading to a pursuit of revenge and redemption.
Director: Allan Dwan
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Douglas Fairbanks as Passin' Through |
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Sam De Grasse as Bud Frazer / The Wolf |
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Pomeroy Cannon as Bob Evans the Marshal |
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Joseph Singleton as Weazel |
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Bessie Love as Amy |
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Mary Alden as Jane Stuart |
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George Beranger as Thomas Stuart |
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Fred Burns as Sheriff |
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James Pier Mason as Bandit |
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Charles Stevens as Bandit |
| Directing | Allan Dwan | Director |
| Camera | Victor Fleming | Director of Photography |
| Writing | Douglas Fairbanks | Writer |
| Production | Douglas Fairbanks | Producer |
