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Before we take a closer look at the structure of Samson and Delilah, it is important to establish a basic understanding of how DeMille operated within the American movie industry in the post-war period and how he negotiated the transition from silent to sound film, the evolution of the Hollywood star system, and the changing dimensions of cinematic storytelling. Contrary to popular belief, DeMille and his Hollywood peers did not spend their entire careers in the silent era, as is often claimed. Samson and Delilah is only the second of his 26 features that were shot for the silver screen in the early 1920s.
Of all film directors, DeMille is the most widely known. As an actor and producer he played important supporting roles in the first decade of movie production, and he also directed dozens of movies, some of them landmark classics, before he was appointed as a studio executive. In any case, in the last twenty years of his life he was, like his contemporary David Lean, more famous as a director than as an actor or producer. Starting in 1932, when he directed and produced The Sign of the Cross, he shot more than 80 movies and was nominated for 15 Academy Awards and won the Golden Globe for Best Director, the only director ever to get it twice. After retirement from directing, he was awarded the Honorary Oscar Lifetime Achievement Award in 1954 (Bendix 2011; Birchard 2004; Brome 2008; Casto 1972; Hayne & Shaw 1983; Koury 1959; Louvish 2008; Menzies 1998; Noerdlinger 1956; Orrison 1999; Rosenberg & Burian 1980; Ringgold & Bodeen 1969).
In the early years of the 20th century, the director established a reputation as an inspiring, exceptionally talented and particularly popular author, novelist, poet, playwright, and screenwriter. The majority of his work, however, was produced in collaboration with other authors, directors, or writers. The writer William Faulkner (1909-1962) was a frequent collaborator of DeMille who helped him draft and write the script for The Ten Commandments (1923), as well as the screenplay for other DeMille movies such as The Cheat 827ec27edc