During an interview with Harry Carr in 1925, Chaplin was asked what he considered the best pictures ever made. His response included four films, three of which were directed by Griffith: Birth Of A Nation, Intolerance, and Hearts Of The World. The fourth film was Josef Von Sternberg's Salvation Hunters. ("Chaplin Explains Chaplin," Harry Carr, Motion Picture, November 1925)
Chaplin's first wife Mildred Harris appears in Intolerance in an uncredited role as one of the "Favorites Of The Harem." Tom Wilson, who appears as a cop in A Dog's Life & The Kid plays "The Kindly Policeman."
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