What was the Most Expensive Silent Movie in the World?

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We're sure you all remember the chariot scene from 'Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ' but which version did you see? Ben Hur was originally a book written by Lew Wallace in 1880. In 1899 Ben Hur was a Broadway play. In 1907 it was released a a film for the first time. In 1925 it was released again. The 1959 version is the best know, starring Charlton Heston. In 2003 Ben Hur was released as an animated film. It is the 1925 version that interests us as it was the most expensive silent film ever produce costing 3.9 million 1920's dollars which is worth about $33 million today. Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford were extras in the chariot race scene.

What is the World's Most Expensive Credit?

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Thinking of applying for a credit card in the UK? You just might be better off with your local loan shark. But if you just can't resist owning the world's most expensive credit card, Vanquis Bank can provide you with one that has a £150 limit and a 69.5% annual interest rate. If you spent the maximum £150, made the minimum 5% monthly payment, and added on the £19 annual fee each year, it would take you 13 years to pay off your debt.

What is the Most Expensive Yo-Yo in the World?

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Did you know the Yo-Yo is the world's second oldest toy? Dolls are the oldest. Yo-Yos were created in China about 2500 BC. The world's most expensive Yo-Yo sold at an auction for $16,000.000 USD. The world's most expensive production Yo-Yo is 'Cold Fusion' produced by Hasbro and retails for $150.00 - $250.00 USD. Cold Fusion is made of aircraft-grade aluminum, features a ball-bearing axle and a brake pads for quick response.