A wealthy bachelor avoids a ticket by lying about visiting his sick daughter. At the hospital, an orphan girl claims him as her father, forcing him to maintain the ruse while keeping her hidden from his fiancée.

Is 'That's My Daddy' worth watching today? Short answer: yes, but with significant caveats. This 1927 silent comedy offers a fascinating glimpse into the comedic sensibilities of its era, delivering moments of genuine charm and clever situational humor, making it a film primarily for aficionados of silent cinema, class...

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"Is 'That's My Daddy' worth watching today? Short answer: yes, but with significant caveats. This 1927 silent comedy offers a fascinating glimpse into the comedic sensibilities of its era, delivering moments of genuine charm and clever situational humor, making it a film primarily for aficionados of silent cinema, classic farce, and those interested in the early career of its star, Armand Kaliz. It is decidedly not for viewers seeking modern pacing, sophisticated visual effects, or dialogue-drive..."
Earle Snell, Reginald Denny, Faith Thomas, Pierre Couderc, Albert DeMond
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