The Mountain Eagle
The Mountain Eagle – 1926 | mins | Drama | B&W – Silent
Plot Synopsis

The Mountain Eagle, released in 1926 in England and also presented in the United States as Fear O’ God. All that remains from this film are a half-dozen photographs. The nitrate print has long been the victim of decomposition. The Mountain Eagle concerns the manager of a store who fancies a young schoolteacher. She runs to the mountains, where she is rescued by a hermit, who finally marries her. Shot in the studio and on location in the Tyrol, the picture starred Nita Naldi, supposedly the new Theda Bara.
Production Team
Alfred Hitchcock: Director
Giovanni Ventimiglia: Cinematography
Michael Balcon: Producer
Eliot Stannard: Script
Cast
Bernhard Goetzke: Pettigrew
John Hamilton: Edward Pettigrew
Malcolm Keen: Fear o\’ God
Nita Naldi: Beatrice






