Bleak House (1920 film)

Bleak House (1920 film) is a British silent film adaptation of Charles Dickens's novel Bleak House. Directed by Maurice Elvey, it starred Constance Collier as Lady Dedlock and Eille Norwood as Inspector Bucket. The film is now considered lost. Information regarding the production is scarce, relying primarily on contemporary reviews and advertisements. The film's length and structure are largely unknown, though it is assumed to have condensed the sprawling narrative of the novel significantly. As with many silent film adaptations, intertitles would have been used to convey dialogue and exposition.