Trying not to get TOO excited about this, BUT…unbelievably, segments of Rupert’s 1930 film The Cat Creeps have been found in an archive?! “…although it's not complete, it does give us an overarching view of how the film looked from start to finish.” www.ipm.org/news/2025-11...

Library Of Congress Makes Collection Of Classic Film Magazines Available Online https://www.filmbuffonline.com/FBOLNewsreel/wordpress/2025/10/27/library-of-congress-makes-collection-of-classic-film-magazines-available-online/

Astonishingly, @kinolorber.com have announced screenings of one of Rupert’s films all across the USA! So, happy 100th anniversary to The Phantom Of The Opera—get along to see it, if you can…! kinolorber.com/film/thephan...

Nice to see one of Rupert’s films included in this @flicker-alley.bsky.social post for Silent Movie Day! Although he would undoubtedly argue Von Stroheim didn’t deserve a credit…I’ve got a copy of their Blu-Ray release of Merry-Go-Round, just need to find time to enjoy it!

Post someone who looks good in a hat.

The Phantom of the Opera, 1925 Rupert Julian #filmsky #moviesky

Tonight on TCM #TCM THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME (1923) The film that cemented Lon Chaney's status as a major star. The first of the Universal Studio's Horror Films. Chaney gives a moving performance as the misunderstood bell ringer. Essential viewing.🎥

This is so good, and useful, and funny—worth it just for the review of Dumb Girl of Portici, and Rupert Julian in short shorts. Enjoy! moviessilently.com/2019/08/11/t...

Bluesky when it sees a silly post

One of the very first articles I found about Rupert was in American Cinematographer magazine written by Scott Macqueen, which spanned two issues from 1989 that I was able to find at the Wellington Library in New Zealand. And now it's online, with some amazing images I've never seen elsewhere!

Well, this is exciting…!

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