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The Beating He Needed (1912) – Official Trailer, Cast & Details
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The Beating He Needed is a 1912 comedy film from director Mack Sennett, featuring Fred Mace, Ford Sterling and Mabel Normand. It runs 8 minutes and was released on October 7, 1912.
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Effeminate college boy Mace is sent West by father Sterling to make a man out of him, but Mace only responds to a severe beating.
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When was The Beating He Needed released?
The Beating He Needed was released on October 7, 1912.
What is the runtime of The Beating He Needed?
The Beating He Needed has a runtime of 8 minutes (8 minutes).
Who stars in The Beating He Needed?
The Beating He Needed stars Fred Mace as College Boy, Ford Sterling as his father, Mabel Normand as Girl and Frank Opperman as Mabel's father. The cast also includes Victoria Forde.
Who directed The Beating He Needed?
The Beating He Needed was directed by Mack Sennett.
What genre is The Beating He Needed?
The Beating He Needed is listed on TMDB as a comedy film.
What movies are similar to The Beating He Needed?
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