Every person on this list was once a household name, better known in his or her day than Shia LaBeouf or Katherine Heigl is now. Harry Langdon, for example, briefly rivaled Charlie Chaplin as the most popular film comedian in America; and Constance Talmadge was the star of one of D.W. Griffith's biggest films. And yet if you walked down the street today and talked to a thousand people, unless you chanced to bump into a film historian, not one of these faces is recognizable today.
Something to keep in mind as you sacrifice everything to bed the bitch goddess, Fame ...
Mae Marsh Charley Chase Colleen Moore William Haines Mabel Normand Harry Langdon Constance Talmadge
I'm still on vacation, but that's no reason you should suffer. Some faces from the silent and early sound eras I have somehow failed to parade in front of you:
William S. Hart Alla Nazimova Noble Johnson Pola Negri Rudolf Klein-Rogge Lillian Roth Tom Mix