It's Tony's birthday and we commemorate the event by celebrating one of the greatest romantic comedies of the silent film era, Mary Pickford's final silent masterpiece…from 1927, “My Best Girl". Far more than just another romantic comedy, this jewel captures a pivotal moment in Hollywood history—the absolute peak of silent filmmaking just before sound would forever change the medium.

What makes this nearly century-old film remarkably special is watching real romance bloom on screen. As Pickford's department store worker falls for the wealthy store owner's son (played by Charles "Buddy" Rogers), we're witnessing the beginning of their actual love story. Though Pickford was married to Douglas Fairbanks during filming, the undeniable chemistry between her and Rogers eventually led to their marriage years later. Their enchanting scenes—from an impromptu picnic in a wooden crate to a dreamy walk through pouring rain—showcase why this film remains timelessly romantic.

Discover this classic gem and experience the magic of Hollywood's most influential pioneering star at the height of her powers.

To watch the documentary, "Mary Pickford: A Blessing and a Curse" , go to https://tinyurl.com/4z3jz3ec

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