Editing Rex Ingram (director) (section)

==Legacy==
Critic Carlos Clarens wrote of Ingram: "A full-blown Irishman fascinated by the bizarre and the grotesque (he once employed a dwarf as a valet), Ingram was also a writer of some talent. Frequently pedestrian and pretentious, Ingram's films nevertheless contain splendid flashes of macabre fantasy, such as the ride of the Four Horsemen in the Valentino epic, or the 'ghoul visions' that bring about the death of the miser in ''The Conquering Power''. His more or less mystical bent was apparent in ''[[Mare Nostrum (1926 film)|Mare Nostrum]]'' and ''[[The Garden of Allah (1927 film)|The Garden of Allah]]'', which he filmed in the Mediterranean and North Africa, respectively."<ref name="autogenerated73"/>