High and Dizzy (1920) - Harold Lloyd, Mildred Davis [Enhanced / 1080p / 60fps]

"High and Dizzy" is a silent comedy film starring Harold Lloyd, released in 1920. The story follows Lloyd's character as he inadvertently becomes entangled in the chaos of a high-rise building. Lloyd plays a small-town doctor who accidentally ingests a potent concoction, leading to a series of hilarious misadventures.

As the effects of the potion kick in, Lloyd's character finds himself on the ledge of a tall building, navigating various obstacles in a precarious and comedic manner.

The film is known for its innovative and daring stunt work, showcasing Lloyd's trademark physical comedy.

⁃ Harold Lloyd as the boy
⁃ Mildred Davis as the girl
⁃ Roy Brooks as his friend
⁃ Wallace Howe as her father
⁃ William Gillespie (uncredited)
⁃ Mark Jones as hotel bellboy number 2 (uncredited)
⁃ Gaylord Lloyd (uncredited)
⁃ Charles Stevenson as Police officer (uncredited)
⁃ Noah Young as man who breaks hotel room door (uncredited)

Directed by Hal Roach