The Wolverine (1921 film)

The Wolverine is a 1921 American silent Western film directed by Del Andrews and starring Hoot Gibson. The screenplay was written by George Hively based on an original story. The film is notable for being one of Gibson's earlier starring roles and for featuring typical Western themes of redemption and adventure. While not considered a major cinematic achievement, The Wolverine is representative of the popular Western genre of the silent film era and provides insight into the early career of Hoot Gibson. The film's plot revolves around a character nicknamed "The Wolverine," likely a rugged individualist, and their experiences in the American West. Information about the film's specific plot details, availability, and critical reception is limited due to its age. The film is considered lost by some film historians, although some sources suggest copies may exist in private collections or archives.