"The Crowd Roars" is a 1928 silent sports drama film directed by Henry King. The story revolves around a race car driver, Joe Greer, who faces personal and professional challenges as he competes in the high-stakes world of auto racing. The film explores themes of ambition, rivalry, and the impact of fame on relationships. The film features a notable performance by John Gilbert in the lead role, showcasing the excitement and dangers of the racing scene. As a silent film, it relies on expressive visuals and intertitles to convey the narrative, capturing the thrill of the crowd and the intensity of the races.