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    Home » Kino Classics Announces 3 Classic Silent Films From Reginald Denny With 4K Restorations
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    Kino Classics Announces 3 Classic Silent Films From Reginald Denny With 4K Restorations

    • By Dillon Gonzales
    • August 3, 2020
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    Kino Classics has announced that they will be bringing three silent classics together for the first time in the  Reginald Denny Collection on Blu-Ray and DVD on August 25, 2020. This tribute to the popular debonair British star will include Skinner’s Dress Suit, The Reckless Age, and What Happened to Jones? presented courtesy of new 4K Restorations by Universal Pictures. Get all the details below!

    Reginald Denny established himself as one of the top comic actors of the silent era, popular with movie audiences as the sophisticated leading man in a series of light romantic comedies, similar to William Powell or Cary Grant a decade later. With a prolific career spanning both the silent and sound eras, Denny’s endearing persona and talent for comedy ensured that he remained a familiar face in movies for several decades. But he found his greatest success in the 1920s, and these three Jazz Age classics showcase Denny at the height of his stardom. These sparkling 4K restorations give a new generation of movie fans an opportunity to re-discover the delightful silent film comedies of Reginald Denny.

    Synopsis: The Reginald Denny Collection gathers three silent features from the career of the debonair British star: The Reckless Age, Skinner’s Dress Suit, and What Happened to Jones? The former amateur boxing champion made his name in a series of two-reelers about the fighting life, The Leather Pushers (1922), but soon made his way up to leading man.

    In the romantic comedy The Reckless Age Denny plays an insurance agent who insinuates himself into the case of a wealthy heiress. In Skinner’s Dress Suit, directed by comedy ace William A. Seiter (Sons of the Desert), he is a shy clerk who asks his boss for a raise at the urging of his wife. His request is rejected, but he lies to his wife, who immediately goes out and buys an expensive suit, an act that upends his once-ordered life. And in What Happened to Jones?, also directed by Seiter, Denny plays a wealthy young bachelor on the night before his wedding. He is convinced to attend a poker party which is promptly raided, sending him on the run in a series of increasingly hilarious disguises.
    Bonus Features:
    Audio commentary for The Reckless Age, What Happened to Jones?, and Skinner’s Dress Suit by film historian Anthony Slide
    The Reckless Age music by Jake Monaco
    What Happened to Jones? music by Anthony Willis
    Skinner’s Dress Suit music by Leo Birenberg
    Dillon Gonzales
    Dillon Gonzales

    Dillon is most comfortable sitting around in a theatre all day watching both big budget and independent movies.

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