The 1928 silent film directed by Michael Curtiz is titled Noah’s Ark.
Noah’s Ark is an American epic film produced by Warner Bros. It combines a modern wartime romance with a biblical retelling of Noah and the Flood. The film stars Dolores Costello and George O’Brien, with Noah portrayed by Paul McAllister.
The production is associated with the spectacular scale of late silent-era filmmaking and with the transition toward synchronized sound. Although marketed as a major biblical epic, its story is not a straightforward screen version of every detail in Genesis; it uses the biblical material alongside an invented contemporary plot.
Michael Curtiz later became famous for directing Casablanca. The film Noah’s Ark is also remembered for a catastrophic flood sequence and for production conditions that have drawn historical attention.