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This is the Pathé Baby (9.5mm) version of "Le baromètre de la fidélité" (The fidelity barometer) with star comedian Max Linder.
- published: 09 Dec 2012
- views: 5213
Max und die drei Musketiere (aka "The Three Must-Get-There's"), produced in US, 1922, is a delightful, funny and incredible comedy, starring the great Max Linder. This film was the last of his American period, and unfortunately Max Linder would only star in two more films before his tragic ending. "The Three Must-Get-There's" is a parody of Douglas Fairbanks' character in "The Three Musqeteers" (1922, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ylmm5b1t0iA) , so this time Max takes off his characteristic hat and suit and puts on a longhaired French wig and one of those bizarre French regional costumes, Max Linder being at ease with such clothes and making fun of those strange habits of his countrymen, such as being a musketeer, indeed a peculiar job even for the French.
The film is a brilliant comedy full of excellent visual gags wherein nothing is what it seems at first sight ( Dart-in-Again crosses the English channel in a sailing horse! ), mixing up the old with the new ( Dart-in-Again uses a horse or a motorcycle, depending on his purposes ) in an original and unexpected way, and full of funny stunts perfect for this kind of film genre, that give the film a rhythmic pace in order to depict the adventures of the musketeers and their efforts to retrieve the Queen's brooch from her lover before the King notices. "The Three Must-Get-There's" is an excellent example of the inventiveness, originality, elegance and humour of one of the greatest comedians of silent film history.
Max Linder ... Dart-In-Again
Bull Montana ... Li'l Cardinal Richie-Loo
Frank Cooke ... King Louis XIII
Caroline Rankin ... Queen Anne
Jobyna Ralston ... Constance Bonne-aux-Fieux
John J. Richardson ...Walrus (as Jack Richardson)
Charles Mezzetti ... Octopus
Clarence Wertz ... Porpoise
Fred Cavens ... Bernajoux
Harry Mann ... Lord Duke Poussy Bunkumin
Jean de Limur ... Roquefort
Director: Max Linder
Production Co: Max Linder Productions
Resources: wikipedia.org, imdb.com
New soundtrack and dubbing: CinemaHistoryChannel
Music: Kevin Mac Leod (www.incompetch.com) licensed under Creative Commons licence http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/ . Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC BY 3.0). http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0
- published: 08 Jan 2014
- views: 6327
Avec Maurice Tourneur, et Hope Hampton.
Max Linder, acteur et réalisateur du cinéma muet. Le 1er grand du cinéma burlesque, bien avant Charlie Chaplin et Buster Keaton. Il a instauré un genre, et un personnage : le dandy Max.
Une des premières grandes stars du cinéma(si ce n'est LA première) qui reste inconnue aujourd'hui.
- published: 13 Mar 2007
- views: 80598
"Max Takes a Picture" ( fr. "Max fait de la photo") is a silent romantic comedy film, produced by Pathe Freres at 13 Nov 1913. Gabriel-Maximilien Leuvielle (16 December 1883 -- 31 October 1925), better known by the stage name Max Linder(French pronunciation: [linˈdɛʁ]), was a French actor, director, screenwriter, producer and comedian of the silent film era. His onscreen persona "Max" was one of the first recognizable recurring characters in film.
Born in Cavernes, France to Catholic parents, Linder grew up with a passion for the theatre and enrolled in the Bordeaux Conservatorie in 1899. He soon received awards for his performances and continued to pursue a career in the legitimate theatre. He became a contract player with the Bordeaux Théâtre des Arts from 1901 to 1904, performing in plays by Molière, Pierre Corneille and Alfred de Musset. In the early 1900s, Linder appeared in short comedy films for Pathé, usually in supporting roles. His first major film role was in the Georges Méliès-like fantasy film The Legend of Punching. During the following years, Linder made more than one hundred short films portraying "Max", a wealthy and dapper man-about-town frequently in hot water because of his penchant for beautiful women and the good life. Starting with The Skater's Debut in 1907, the character became one of the first identifiable motion-picture characters who appeared in successive situation comedies. In 1911, Linder began co-directing his own films (with René LePrince) as well as writing the scripts.
The high point of Linder's career was from 1912 to 1914. His films were made with increased skill and the character of "Max" was at his funniest. He made such films as Max takes a photo. Max Virtuoso, Max Does Not Speak English, Max and His Dog, Max's Hat and Max and the Jealous Husband. His repertoire of actors included Stacia de Napierkowska, Jane Renouardt, Gaby Morlay and occasional performances from the young actors Abel Gance and Maurice Chevalier. Linder had given Chevalier his start in movies, but the silent medium did not suit Chevalier, who stuck to the stage until the all-singing all-dancing features came in, many years later. The outbreak of World War I brought a temporary end to Linder's career in film in 1914, but not before he made the short patriotic film The Second of August that year. Linder attempted to enlist in the French army but was physically unfit for combat duty. Instead he worked as a dispatch driver between Paris and the front lines. Many conflicting stories about the reasons behind his dismissal from the army exist, including that he was shot through the lung, and seriously wounded. Initially, it was reported by one newspaper that he had been killed, however Linder actually phoned the offending publishers, leading them to run the headline "Max Linder Not Killed" ]However others have asserted that he became infected with pneumonia after hiding from a German patrol in icy water for several hours. After being dismissed from his duties, Linder spent the remainder of the war entertaining the troops and making films. It was also during this period that Linder suffered his first serious bout with chronic depression
In 1918, Linder moved to the U.S where he become a major star and formed his own production company in 1921. After a brief move back to France, he returned to the US and made Seven Years Bad Luck and Be My Wife but neither were able to find a major audience in the US. Other films followed, including The Three Must-Get-Theres and Au Secours! which became a success with English critics. However, the later films proved unpopular with American audiences and as a result, Linder became depressed. He made his last film The King of the Circus in 1925, but his illness worsened. By this time, he was suffering from severe depression and, along with his wife of two years, he committed suicide in 1925.
Resources: wikipedia.org, archive.org
New soundtrack and dubbing: CinemaHistoryChannel
Music : Kevin Mac Leod (incompetch.com) licensed under Creative Commons licence: Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC BY 3.0). http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
- published: 17 Jun 2013
- views: 4249
In this film Max meets a young lady on a train and they both draw some pictures in his book. They part ways but Max come to her work to see her and tells her he loves her. As her boss is coming she has max hide in a shower and when the boss and another man begin speaking they turn it on for some reason getting Max quite wet. Max Linder directed and starred in the film. It was released in France under the name, "L'anglais tel que Max le parle," in 1914.
- published: 09 Jan 2013
- views: 5719
"The Man in the Silk Hat" (French: "L'homme au Chapeau de Soie") is a French documentary film about the life and art of French silent film star & director Max Linder (1883-1925). It is produced by his daughter, Maud Linder (narration), and features clips from Max's motion picture archive.
No copyright infringement with this motion picture is intended. My only wish is to promote the art of Max Linder. I assume no rights to "The Man in the Silk Hat" © 1983 Films Max Linder
- published: 10 May 2014
- views: 2586
Gabriel-Maximilien Leuvielle (French pronunciation: [linˈdɛʁ]; 16 December 1883–31 October 1925), better known by the stage name Max Linder, was a French actor, director, screenwriter, producer and comedian of the silent film era. His onscreen persona "Max" was one of the first recognizable recurring characters in film.
Born in Caverne, France to Catholic parents, Linder grew up with a passion for the theatre and enrolled in the Bordeaux Conservatorie in 1899. He soon received awards for his performances and continued to pursue a career in the legitimate theatre. He became a contract player with the Bordeaux Théâtre des Arts from 1901 to 1904, performing in plays by Molière, Pierre Corneille and Alfred de Musset.
In the early 1900s, Linder appeared in short comedy films for Pathé, usually in supporting roles. His first major film role was in the Georges Méliès-like fantasy film The Legend of Punching. During the following years, Linder made more than one hundred short films portraying "Max", a wealthy and dapper man-about-town frequently in hot water because of his penchant for beautiful women and the good life. Starting with The Skater's Debut in 1907, the character became one of the first identifiable motion-picture characters who appeared in successive situation comedies. In 1911, Linder began co-directing his own films (with René LePrince) as well as writing the scripts.
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5:58Max Linder in "Le baromètre de la fidélité" (France 1909)
Max Linder in "Le baromètre de la fidélité" (France 1909)Max Linder in "Le baromètre de la fidélité" (France 1909)
This is the Pathé Baby (9.5mm) version of "Le baromètre de la fidélité" (The fidelity barometer) with star comedian Max Linder. -
37:26The Three Must-Get-There's-1922-Max Linder-The best parody of "The Three Musqeteers" ever made
The Three Must-Get-There's-1922-Max Linder-The best parody of "The Three Musqeteers" ever madeThe Three Must-Get-There's-1922-Max Linder-The best parody of "The Three Musqeteers" ever made
Max und die drei Musketiere (aka "The Three Must-Get-There's"), produced in US, 1922, is a delightful, funny and incredible comedy, starring the great Max Linder. This film was the last of his American period, and unfortunately Max Linder would only star in two more films before his tragic ending. "The Three Must-Get-There's" is a parody of Douglas Fairbanks' character in "The Three Musqeteers" (1922, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ylmm5b1t0iA) , so this time Max takes off his characteristic hat and suit and puts on a longhaired French wig and one of those bizarre French regional costumes, Max Linder being at ease with such clothes and making fun of those strange habits of his countrymen, such as being a musketeer, indeed a peculiar job even for the French. The film is a brilliant comedy full of excellent visual gags wherein nothing is what it seems at first sight ( Dart-in-Again crosses the English channel in a sailing horse! ), mixing up the old with the new ( Dart-in-Again uses a horse or a motorcycle, depending on his purposes ) in an original and unexpected way, and full of funny stunts perfect for this kind of film genre, that give the film a rhythmic pace in order to depict the adventures of the musketeers and their efforts to retrieve the Queen's brooch from her lover before the King notices. "The Three Must-Get-There's" is an excellent example of the inventiveness, originality, elegance and humour of one of the greatest comedians of silent film history. Max Linder ... Dart-In-Again Bull Montana ... Li'l Cardinal Richie-Loo Frank Cooke ... King Louis XIII Caroline Rankin ... Queen Anne Jobyna Ralston ... Constance Bonne-aux-Fieux John J. Richardson ...Walrus (as Jack Richardson) Charles Mezzetti ... Octopus Clarence Wertz ... Porpoise Fred Cavens ... Bernajoux Harry Mann ... Lord Duke Poussy Bunkumin Jean de Limur ... Roquefort Director: Max Linder Production Co: Max Linder Productions Resources: wikipedia.org, imdb.com New soundtrack and dubbing: CinemaHistoryChannel Music: Kevin Mac Leod (www.incompetch.com) licensed under Creative Commons licence http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/ . Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC BY 3.0). http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0 -
2:42Max Linder - Combat de boxe
Max Linder - Combat de boxeMax Linder - Combat de boxe
Avec Maurice Tourneur, et Hope Hampton. Max Linder, acteur et réalisateur du cinéma muet. Le 1er grand du cinéma burlesque, bien avant Charlie Chaplin et Buster Keaton. Il a instauré un genre, et un personnage : le dandy Max. Une des premières grandes stars du cinéma(si ce n'est LA première) qui reste inconnue aujourd'hui. -
13:06"Max Takes a Picture"-1913-Max Linder-A fine romantic silent comedy film-Full movie
"Max Takes a Picture"-1913-Max Linder-A fine romantic silent comedy film-Full movie"Max Takes a Picture"-1913-Max Linder-A fine romantic silent comedy film-Full movie
"Max Takes a Picture" ( fr. "Max fait de la photo") is a silent romantic comedy film, produced by Pathe Freres at 13 Nov 1913. Gabriel-Maximilien Leuvielle (16 December 1883 -- 31 October 1925), better known by the stage name Max Linder(French pronunciation: [linˈdɛʁ]), was a French actor, director, screenwriter, producer and comedian of the silent film era. His onscreen persona "Max" was one of the first recognizable recurring characters in film. Born in Cavernes, France to Catholic parents, Linder grew up with a passion for the theatre and enrolled in the Bordeaux Conservatorie in 1899. He soon received awards for his performances and continued to pursue a career in the legitimate theatre. He became a contract player with the Bordeaux Théâtre des Arts from 1901 to 1904, performing in plays by Molière, Pierre Corneille and Alfred de Musset. In the early 1900s, Linder appeared in short comedy films for Pathé, usually in supporting roles. His first major film role was in the Georges Méliès-like fantasy film The Legend of Punching. During the following years, Linder made more than one hundred short films portraying "Max", a wealthy and dapper man-about-town frequently in hot water because of his penchant for beautiful women and the good life. Starting with The Skater's Debut in 1907, the character became one of the first identifiable motion-picture characters who appeared in successive situation comedies. In 1911, Linder began co-directing his own films (with René LePrince) as well as writing the scripts. The high point of Linder's career was from 1912 to 1914. His films were made with increased skill and the character of "Max" was at his funniest. He made such films as Max takes a photo. Max Virtuoso, Max Does Not Speak English, Max and His Dog, Max's Hat and Max and the Jealous Husband. His repertoire of actors included Stacia de Napierkowska, Jane Renouardt, Gaby Morlay and occasional performances from the young actors Abel Gance and Maurice Chevalier. Linder had given Chevalier his start in movies, but the silent medium did not suit Chevalier, who stuck to the stage until the all-singing all-dancing features came in, many years later. The outbreak of World War I brought a temporary end to Linder's career in film in 1914, but not before he made the short patriotic film The Second of August that year. Linder attempted to enlist in the French army but was physically unfit for combat duty. Instead he worked as a dispatch driver between Paris and the front lines. Many conflicting stories about the reasons behind his dismissal from the army exist, including that he was shot through the lung, and seriously wounded. Initially, it was reported by one newspaper that he had been killed, however Linder actually phoned the offending publishers, leading them to run the headline "Max Linder Not Killed" ]However others have asserted that he became infected with pneumonia after hiding from a German patrol in icy water for several hours. After being dismissed from his duties, Linder spent the remainder of the war entertaining the troops and making films. It was also during this period that Linder suffered his first serious bout with chronic depression In 1918, Linder moved to the U.S where he become a major star and formed his own production company in 1921. After a brief move back to France, he returned to the US and made Seven Years Bad Luck and Be My Wife but neither were able to find a major audience in the US. Other films followed, including The Three Must-Get-Theres and Au Secours! which became a success with English critics. However, the later films proved unpopular with American audiences and as a result, Linder became depressed. He made his last film The King of the Circus in 1925, but his illness worsened. By this time, he was suffering from severe depression and, along with his wife of two years, he committed suicide in 1925. Resources: wikipedia.org, archive.org New soundtrack and dubbing: CinemaHistoryChannel Music : Kevin Mac Leod (incompetch.com) licensed under Creative Commons licence: Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC BY 3.0). http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ -
22:14Max Linder: Max Wants a Divorce (1917)
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10:44Max Speaks English (1914) Max Linder
Max Speaks English (1914) Max LinderMax Speaks English (1914) Max Linder
In this film Max meets a young lady on a train and they both draw some pictures in his book. They part ways but Max come to her work to see her and tells her he loves her. As her boss is coming she has max hide in a shower and when the boss and another man begin speaking they turn it on for some reason getting Max quite wet. Max Linder directed and starred in the film. It was released in France under the name, "L'anglais tel que Max le parle," in 1914. -
23:51Max Linder "The Man in the Silk Hat" [1983] Part 1 of 4
Max Linder "The Man in the Silk Hat" [1983] Part 1 of 4Max Linder "The Man in the Silk Hat" [1983] Part 1 of 4
"The Man in the Silk Hat" (French: "L'homme au Chapeau de Soie") is a French documentary film about the life and art of French silent film star & director Max Linder (1883-1925). It is produced by his daughter, Maud Linder (narration), and features clips from Max's motion picture archive. No copyright infringement with this motion picture is intended. My only wish is to promote the art of Max Linder. I assume no rights to "The Man in the Silk Hat" © 1983 Films Max Linder -
3:00Max Linder - Man About Town
Max Linder - Man About TownMax Linder - Man About Town
A pioneer of silent comedy -
7:46Max Prend Un Bain (Max Linder)
Max Prend Un Bain (Max Linder)
- Actor
- Adolphe Menjou
- Alexander Dumas
- Alfred de Musset
- André Deed
- Appendicitis
- Associated Press
- Asta Nielsen
- Au Secours!
- Austria
- Barbiturates
- Barcelona
- Berlin
- Bourgeois
- Bulgaria
- Buster Keaton
- Caverne
- Charles le Bargy
- Charles Pathé
- Charlie Chaplin
- Chronic depression
- Clinical depression
- Comedian
- Comédie-Française
- Czar Nicholas II
- Dandy
- Dimitri Tiomkin
- Douglas Fairbanks
- Eclair (camera)
- England
- Essanay
- Fantasy film
- Fantasy films
- Film Director
- Film Producer
- Florence Lawrence
- France
- Gaby Morlay
- George Bernard Shaw
- George K. Spoor
- Georges Méliès
- Gironde
- Groucho Marx
- Harold Lloyd
- Harpo Marx
- Haunted house
- Hollywood
- Horror film
- Inglourious Basterds
- Jacques Feyder
- Jane Renouardt
- King Vidor
- Lac Daumesnil
- Libourne
- Louis Gasnier
- Lucien Nonguet
- Léonce Perret
- Mack Sennett
- Maurice Chevalier
- Max and his Taxi
- Max comes across
- Max Linder
- Max Takes Tonics
- Max wants a divorce
- Molière
- Movie theater
- Mutual Film
- Nazi
- New York Times
- Olympia (Paris)
- Paris
- Paris Conservatorie
- Pathé
- Pathé Frères
- Pierre Corneille
- Pneumonia
- Prix Henri Langlois
- Quentin Tarantino
- Quo Vadis (novel)
- Raymond Bernard
- Raymond Griffith
- René Gréhan
- René LePrince
- Robert Florey
- Russia
- Saint-Loubès
- Satire
- Screenwriter
- Seven Years Bad Luck
- Short film
- Silent film
- Slapstick
- Spain
- Stage name
- Suicide pact
- Swashbuckling
- Template Max Linder
- The Circus (film)
- The Kid (1921 film)
- The Little Café
- The Rink (film)
- The Second of August
- The Skater's Debut
- The Three Musketeers
- Venice Film Festival
- Veronal
- Vienna
- Vienna, Austria
- Vincennes, France
- Vincent Canby
- Vineyard
- Wikipedia Persondata
- World War I
- WP IPA for French
- Édouard-Émile Violet
- Abel Gance
- Adolphe Menjou
- Alfred de Musset
- André Deed
- Asta Nielsen
- Austria
- Buster Keaton
- Charles le Bargy
- Charles Pathé
- Charlie Chaplin
- Dimitri Tiomkin
- Douglas Fairbanks
- Florence Lawrence
- Gaby Morlay
- George Bernard Shaw
- Georges Méliès
- Groucho Marx
- Harold Lloyd
- Harpo Marx
- Jacques Feyder
- King Vidor
- Léonce Perret
- Mack Sennett
- Maurice Chevalier
- Max Linder
- Molière
- Pierre Corneille
- Quentin Tarantino
- Raymond Bernard
- Raymond Griffith
- René LePrince
- Robert Florey
- Vincent Canby
- Wikipedia Persondata
- World War I
'Max Linder' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
V'la l'cinéma ou le roman de Charles Pathé (1995)
Actors: Bernard Vander Donckt (miscellaneous crew), Didier Bezace (actor), Ronny Coutteure (actor), Ronald Guttman (actor), Yves Jacques (actor), Gérard Loussine (actor), Alexandre von Sivers (actor), Milan Kymlicka (composer), Bernard Alane (actor), Isabelle Gélinas (actress), Alain Fromager (actor), Jean Gruault (writer), Jacques Rouffio (director), Jacques Rouffio (writer), Philippe Allard (actor),
Plot: This made-for-TV drama from France examines the life and times of Charles Pathe, the producer and entrepreneur who became one of the pioneering figures of the French film industry. The film examines the ups and downs of Pathe's career, as well as his encounters with American film trailblazer George Eastman and legendary French comedian Max Linder.
Keywords: character-name-in-title, charles-patheGenres: ,
Linder, Max Filmography
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1983, role: actor
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1983, role: actor
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1963, role: writer
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1963, role: actor
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1931, role: actor
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1927, role: writer
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1925, role: director
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1925, role: writer
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1925, role: actor
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1925, role: writer
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1925, role: actor
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1924, role: writer
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1924, role: actor , character name: Max
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1922, role: actor , character name: Dart-In-Again
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1922, role: director
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1922, role: writer
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1921, role: actor , character name: Max
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1921, role: director
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1921, role: producer
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1921, role: writer
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1921, role: director
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1921, role: producer
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1921, role: actor , character name: Max, the Fiancé
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1921, role: writer
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1921, role: actor , character name: Himself
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1920, role: actor , character name: Himself
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1919, role: actor , character name: Albert
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1919, role: writer
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1917, role: actor , character name: Max
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1917, role: actor
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1917, role: writer
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1917, role: writer
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1917, role: director
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1917, role: director
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1917, role: director
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1917, role: writer
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1917, role: director
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1917, role: actor
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1917, role: director
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1917, role: actor , character name: Max
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1917, role: writer
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1917, role: writer
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1917, role: actor , character name: Max
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1917, role: actor , character name: Max
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1917, role: writer
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1917, role: director
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1916, role: actor , character name: Max
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1916, role: writer
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1916, role: director
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1916, role: writer
Linder, Max Filmography
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1950, role: actor , character name: Canteen Customer
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1949, role: actor , character name: Football Game Spectator
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1947, role: actor , character name: Party Guest
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1947, role: actor , character name: Hotel Doorman
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1947, role: actor , character name: Wedding Guest
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1947, role: actor , character name: Announcer
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1946, role: actor , character name: Concertgoer
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1946, role: actor , character name: Gambler
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1944, role: actor , character name: Civilian
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1944, role: actor , character name: Nightclub Guest
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1943, role: actor , character name: Minor Role
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1943, role: actor , character name: Party Guest
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1942, role: actor , character name: Elegant Gambler
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1941, role: actor , character name: Doorman
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1941, role: actor , character name: Board Member
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1941, role: actor , character name: Embassy Club Doorman
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1940, role: actor , character name: Chauffeur
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1939, role: actor , character name: Man in Audience
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1937, role: actor , character name: Footman
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1935, role: actor , character name: Restaurant patron
Linder, Max Filmography
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2008, role: actor , character name: Gefängnisarzt
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2000, role: director
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1998, role: writer
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1996, role: director
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1995, role: writer
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1994, role: miscellaneous crew
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1992, role: director
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1990, role: writer
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1990, role: director
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1990, role: director
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1990, role: director
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1990, role: editor
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1988, role: director
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Max Linder
Max Linder dans ses oeuvres -
Max Linder in "Le baromètre de la fidélité" (France 1909)
This is the Pathé Baby (9.5mm) version of "Le baromètre de la fidélité" (The fidelity barometer) with star comedian Max Linder. -
The Three Must-Get-There's-1922-Max Linder-The best parody of "The Three Musqeteers" ever made
Max und die drei Musketiere (aka "The Three Must-Get-There's"), produced in US, 1922, is a delightful, funny and incredible comedy, starring the great Max Linder. This film was the last of his American period, and unfortunately Max Linder would only star in two more films before his tragic ending. "The Three Must-Get-There's" is a parody of Douglas Fairbanks' character in "The Three Musqeteers" (1922, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ylmm5b1t0iA) , so this time Max takes off his characteristic hat and suit and puts on a longhaired French wig and one of those bizarre French regional costumes, Max Linder being at ease with such clothes and making fun of those strange habits of his countrymen, such as being a musketeer, indeed a peculiar job even for the French. The film is a brilliant comedy... -
Max Linder - Combat de boxe
Avec Maurice Tourneur, et Hope Hampton. Max Linder, acteur et réalisateur du cinéma muet. Le 1er grand du cinéma burlesque, bien avant Charlie Chaplin et Buster Keaton. Il a instauré un genre, et un personnage : le dandy Max. Une des premières grandes stars du cinéma(si ce n'est LA première) qui reste inconnue aujourd'hui. -
"Max Takes a Picture"-1913-Max Linder-A fine romantic silent comedy film-Full movie
"Max Takes a Picture" ( fr. "Max fait de la photo") is a silent romantic comedy film, produced by Pathe Freres at 13 Nov 1913. Gabriel-Maximilien Leuvielle (16 December 1883 -- 31 October 1925), better known by the stage name Max Linder(French pronunciation: [linˈdɛʁ]), was a French actor, director, screenwriter, producer and comedian of the silent film era. His onscreen persona "Max" was one of the first recognizable recurring characters in film. Born in Cavernes, France to Catholic parents, Linder grew up with a passion for the theatre and enrolled in the Bordeaux Conservatorie in 1899. He soon received awards for his performances and continued to pursue a career in the legitimate theatre. He became a contract player with the Bordeaux Théâtre des Arts from 1901 to 1904, performing in ... -
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Max Speaks English (1914) Max Linder
In this film Max meets a young lady on a train and they both draw some pictures in his book. They part ways but Max come to her work to see her and tells her he loves her. As her boss is coming she has max hide in a shower and when the boss and another man begin speaking they turn it on for some reason getting Max quite wet. Max Linder directed and starred in the film. It was released in France under the name, "L'anglais tel que Max le parle," in 1914. -
Max Linder "The Man in the Silk Hat" [1983] Part 1 of 4
"The Man in the Silk Hat" (French: "L'homme au Chapeau de Soie") is a French documentary film about the life and art of French silent film star & director Max Linder (1883-1925). It is produced by his daughter, Maud Linder (narration), and features clips from Max's motion picture archive. No copyright infringement with this motion picture is intended. My only wish is to promote the art of Max Linder. I assume no rights to "The Man in the Silk Hat" © 1983 Films Max Linder -
Max Linder - Man About Town
A pioneer of silent comedy -
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Max Linder dans ses oeuvres
Max Linder dans ses oeuvres
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Max Linder in "Le baromètre de la fidélité" (France 1909)
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This is the Pathé Baby (9.5mm) version of "Le baromètre de la fidélité" (The fidelity barometer) with star comedian Max Linder.
This is the Pathé Baby (9.5mm) version of "Le baromètre de la fidélité" (The fidelity barometer) with star comedian Max Linder.
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This is the Pathé Baby (9.5mm) version of "Le baromètre de la fidélité" (The fidelity barometer) with star comedian Max Linder.
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The Three Must-Get-There's-1922-Max Linder-The best parody of "The Three Musqeteers" ever made
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Max und die drei Musketiere (aka "The Three Must-Get-There's"), produced in US, 1922, is a delightful, funny and incredible comedy, starring the great Max Lind...
Max und die drei Musketiere (aka "The Three Must-Get-There's"), produced in US, 1922, is a delightful, funny and incredible comedy, starring the great Max Linder. This film was the last of his American period, and unfortunately Max Linder would only star in two more films before his tragic ending. "The Three Must-Get-There's" is a parody of Douglas Fairbanks' character in "The Three Musqeteers" (1922, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ylmm5b1t0iA) , so this time Max takes off his characteristic hat and suit and puts on a longhaired French wig and one of those bizarre French regional costumes, Max Linder being at ease with such clothes and making fun of those strange habits of his countrymen, such as being a musketeer, indeed a peculiar job even for the French.
The film is a brilliant comedy full of excellent visual gags wherein nothing is what it seems at first sight ( Dart-in-Again crosses the English channel in a sailing horse! ), mixing up the old with the new ( Dart-in-Again uses a horse or a motorcycle, depending on his purposes ) in an original and unexpected way, and full of funny stunts perfect for this kind of film genre, that give the film a rhythmic pace in order to depict the adventures of the musketeers and their efforts to retrieve the Queen's brooch from her lover before the King notices. "The Three Must-Get-There's" is an excellent example of the inventiveness, originality, elegance and humour of one of the greatest comedians of silent film history.
Max Linder ... Dart-In-Again
Bull Montana ... Li'l Cardinal Richie-Loo
Frank Cooke ... King Louis XIII
Caroline Rankin ... Queen Anne
Jobyna Ralston ... Constance Bonne-aux-Fieux
John J. Richardson ...Walrus (as Jack Richardson)
Charles Mezzetti ... Octopus
Clarence Wertz ... Porpoise
Fred Cavens ... Bernajoux
Harry Mann ... Lord Duke Poussy Bunkumin
Jean de Limur ... Roquefort
Director: Max Linder
Production Co: Max Linder Productions
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Max und die drei Musketiere (aka "The Three Must-Get-There's"), produced in US, 1922, is a delightful, funny and incredible comedy, starring the great Max Linder. This film was the last of his American period, and unfortunately Max Linder would only star in two more films before his tragic ending. "The Three Must-Get-There's" is a parody of Douglas Fairbanks' character in "The Three Musqeteers" (1922, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ylmm5b1t0iA) , so this time Max takes off his characteristic hat and suit and puts on a longhaired French wig and one of those bizarre French regional costumes, Max Linder being at ease with such clothes and making fun of those strange habits of his countrymen, such as being a musketeer, indeed a peculiar job even for the French.
The film is a brilliant comedy full of excellent visual gags wherein nothing is what it seems at first sight ( Dart-in-Again crosses the English channel in a sailing horse! ), mixing up the old with the new ( Dart-in-Again uses a horse or a motorcycle, depending on his purposes ) in an original and unexpected way, and full of funny stunts perfect for this kind of film genre, that give the film a rhythmic pace in order to depict the adventures of the musketeers and their efforts to retrieve the Queen's brooch from her lover before the King notices. "The Three Must-Get-There's" is an excellent example of the inventiveness, originality, elegance and humour of one of the greatest comedians of silent film history.
Max Linder ... Dart-In-Again
Bull Montana ... Li'l Cardinal Richie-Loo
Frank Cooke ... King Louis XIII
Caroline Rankin ... Queen Anne
Jobyna Ralston ... Constance Bonne-aux-Fieux
John J. Richardson ...Walrus (as Jack Richardson)
Charles Mezzetti ... Octopus
Clarence Wertz ... Porpoise
Fred Cavens ... Bernajoux
Harry Mann ... Lord Duke Poussy Bunkumin
Jean de Limur ... Roquefort
Director: Max Linder
Production Co: Max Linder Productions
Resources: wikipedia.org, imdb.com
New soundtrack and dubbing: CinemaHistoryChannel
Music: Kevin Mac Leod (www.incompetch.com) licensed under Creative Commons licence http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/ . Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC BY 3.0). http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0
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Max Linder - Combat de boxe
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Avec Maurice Tourneur, et Hope Hampton.
Max Linder, acteur et réalisateur du cinéma muet. Le 1er grand du cinéma burlesque, bien avant Charlie Chaplin et Bus...
Avec Maurice Tourneur, et Hope Hampton.
Max Linder, acteur et réalisateur du cinéma muet. Le 1er grand du cinéma burlesque, bien avant Charlie Chaplin et Buster Keaton. Il a instauré un genre, et un personnage : le dandy Max.
Une des premières grandes stars du cinéma(si ce n'est LA première) qui reste inconnue aujourd'hui.
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Avec Maurice Tourneur, et Hope Hampton.
Max Linder, acteur et réalisateur du cinéma muet. Le 1er grand du cinéma burlesque, bien avant Charlie Chaplin et Buster Keaton. Il a instauré un genre, et un personnage : le dandy Max.
Une des premières grandes stars du cinéma(si ce n'est LA première) qui reste inconnue aujourd'hui.
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"Max Takes a Picture"-1913-Max Linder-A fine romantic silent comedy film-Full movie
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"Max Takes a Picture" ( fr. "Max fait de la photo") is a silent romantic comedy film, produced by Pathe Freres at 13 Nov 1913. Gabriel-Maximilien Leuvielle (1...
"Max Takes a Picture" ( fr. "Max fait de la photo") is a silent romantic comedy film, produced by Pathe Freres at 13 Nov 1913. Gabriel-Maximilien Leuvielle (16 December 1883 -- 31 October 1925), better known by the stage name Max Linder(French pronunciation: [linˈdɛʁ]), was a French actor, director, screenwriter, producer and comedian of the silent film era. His onscreen persona "Max" was one of the first recognizable recurring characters in film.
Born in Cavernes, France to Catholic parents, Linder grew up with a passion for the theatre and enrolled in the Bordeaux Conservatorie in 1899. He soon received awards for his performances and continued to pursue a career in the legitimate theatre. He became a contract player with the Bordeaux Théâtre des Arts from 1901 to 1904, performing in plays by Molière, Pierre Corneille and Alfred de Musset. In the early 1900s, Linder appeared in short comedy films for Pathé, usually in supporting roles. His first major film role was in the Georges Méliès-like fantasy film The Legend of Punching. During the following years, Linder made more than one hundred short films portraying "Max", a wealthy and dapper man-about-town frequently in hot water because of his penchant for beautiful women and the good life. Starting with The Skater's Debut in 1907, the character became one of the first identifiable motion-picture characters who appeared in successive situation comedies. In 1911, Linder began co-directing his own films (with René LePrince) as well as writing the scripts.
The high point of Linder's career was from 1912 to 1914. His films were made with increased skill and the character of "Max" was at his funniest. He made such films as Max takes a photo. Max Virtuoso, Max Does Not Speak English, Max and His Dog, Max's Hat and Max and the Jealous Husband. His repertoire of actors included Stacia de Napierkowska, Jane Renouardt, Gaby Morlay and occasional performances from the young actors Abel Gance and Maurice Chevalier. Linder had given Chevalier his start in movies, but the silent medium did not suit Chevalier, who stuck to the stage until the all-singing all-dancing features came in, many years later. The outbreak of World War I brought a temporary end to Linder's career in film in 1914, but not before he made the short patriotic film The Second of August that year. Linder attempted to enlist in the French army but was physically unfit for combat duty. Instead he worked as a dispatch driver between Paris and the front lines. Many conflicting stories about the reasons behind his dismissal from the army exist, including that he was shot through the lung, and seriously wounded. Initially, it was reported by one newspaper that he had been killed, however Linder actually phoned the offending publishers, leading them to run the headline "Max Linder Not Killed" ]However others have asserted that he became infected with pneumonia after hiding from a German patrol in icy water for several hours. After being dismissed from his duties, Linder spent the remainder of the war entertaining the troops and making films. It was also during this period that Linder suffered his first serious bout with chronic depression
In 1918, Linder moved to the U.S where he become a major star and formed his own production company in 1921. After a brief move back to France, he returned to the US and made Seven Years Bad Luck and Be My Wife but neither were able to find a major audience in the US. Other films followed, including The Three Must-Get-Theres and Au Secours! which became a success with English critics. However, the later films proved unpopular with American audiences and as a result, Linder became depressed. He made his last film The King of the Circus in 1925, but his illness worsened. By this time, he was suffering from severe depression and, along with his wife of two years, he committed suicide in 1925.
Resources: wikipedia.org, archive.org
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"Max Takes a Picture" ( fr. "Max fait de la photo") is a silent romantic comedy film, produced by Pathe Freres at 13 Nov 1913. Gabriel-Maximilien Leuvielle (16 December 1883 -- 31 October 1925), better known by the stage name Max Linder(French pronunciation: [linˈdɛʁ]), was a French actor, director, screenwriter, producer and comedian of the silent film era. His onscreen persona "Max" was one of the first recognizable recurring characters in film.
Born in Cavernes, France to Catholic parents, Linder grew up with a passion for the theatre and enrolled in the Bordeaux Conservatorie in 1899. He soon received awards for his performances and continued to pursue a career in the legitimate theatre. He became a contract player with the Bordeaux Théâtre des Arts from 1901 to 1904, performing in plays by Molière, Pierre Corneille and Alfred de Musset. In the early 1900s, Linder appeared in short comedy films for Pathé, usually in supporting roles. His first major film role was in the Georges Méliès-like fantasy film The Legend of Punching. During the following years, Linder made more than one hundred short films portraying "Max", a wealthy and dapper man-about-town frequently in hot water because of his penchant for beautiful women and the good life. Starting with The Skater's Debut in 1907, the character became one of the first identifiable motion-picture characters who appeared in successive situation comedies. In 1911, Linder began co-directing his own films (with René LePrince) as well as writing the scripts.
The high point of Linder's career was from 1912 to 1914. His films were made with increased skill and the character of "Max" was at his funniest. He made such films as Max takes a photo. Max Virtuoso, Max Does Not Speak English, Max and His Dog, Max's Hat and Max and the Jealous Husband. His repertoire of actors included Stacia de Napierkowska, Jane Renouardt, Gaby Morlay and occasional performances from the young actors Abel Gance and Maurice Chevalier. Linder had given Chevalier his start in movies, but the silent medium did not suit Chevalier, who stuck to the stage until the all-singing all-dancing features came in, many years later. The outbreak of World War I brought a temporary end to Linder's career in film in 1914, but not before he made the short patriotic film The Second of August that year. Linder attempted to enlist in the French army but was physically unfit for combat duty. Instead he worked as a dispatch driver between Paris and the front lines. Many conflicting stories about the reasons behind his dismissal from the army exist, including that he was shot through the lung, and seriously wounded. Initially, it was reported by one newspaper that he had been killed, however Linder actually phoned the offending publishers, leading them to run the headline "Max Linder Not Killed" ]However others have asserted that he became infected with pneumonia after hiding from a German patrol in icy water for several hours. After being dismissed from his duties, Linder spent the remainder of the war entertaining the troops and making films. It was also during this period that Linder suffered his first serious bout with chronic depression
In 1918, Linder moved to the U.S where he become a major star and formed his own production company in 1921. After a brief move back to France, he returned to the US and made Seven Years Bad Luck and Be My Wife but neither were able to find a major audience in the US. Other films followed, including The Three Must-Get-Theres and Au Secours! which became a success with English critics. However, the later films proved unpopular with American audiences and as a result, Linder became depressed. He made his last film The King of the Circus in 1925, but his illness worsened. By this time, he was suffering from severe depression and, along with his wife of two years, he committed suicide in 1925.
Resources: wikipedia.org, archive.org
New soundtrack and dubbing: CinemaHistoryChannel
Music : Kevin Mac Leod (incompetch.com) licensed under Creative Commons licence: Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC BY 3.0). http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
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Max Linder: Max Wants a Divorce (1917)
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Breve Storia del Cinema - L'ascesa della cinematografia francese:
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Max Speaks English (1914) Max Linder
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In this film Max meets a young lady on a train and they both draw some pictures in his book. They part ways but Max come to her work to see her and tells her he...
In this film Max meets a young lady on a train and they both draw some pictures in his book. They part ways but Max come to her work to see her and tells her he loves her. As her boss is coming she has max hide in a shower and when the boss and another man begin speaking they turn it on for some reason getting Max quite wet. Max Linder directed and starred in the film. It was released in France under the name, "L'anglais tel que Max le parle," in 1914.
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In this film Max meets a young lady on a train and they both draw some pictures in his book. They part ways but Max come to her work to see her and tells her he loves her. As her boss is coming she has max hide in a shower and when the boss and another man begin speaking they turn it on for some reason getting Max quite wet. Max Linder directed and starred in the film. It was released in France under the name, "L'anglais tel que Max le parle," in 1914.
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Max Linder "The Man in the Silk Hat" [1983] Part 1 of 4
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"The Man in the Silk Hat" (French: "L'homme au Chapeau de Soie") is a French documentary film about the life and art of French silent film star & director Max L...
"The Man in the Silk Hat" (French: "L'homme au Chapeau de Soie") is a French documentary film about the life and art of French silent film star & director Max Linder (1883-1925). It is produced by his daughter, Maud Linder (narration), and features clips from Max's motion picture archive.
No copyright infringement with this motion picture is intended. My only wish is to promote the art of Max Linder. I assume no rights to "The Man in the Silk Hat" © 1983 Films Max Linder
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"The Man in the Silk Hat" (French: "L'homme au Chapeau de Soie") is a French documentary film about the life and art of French silent film star & director Max Linder (1883-1925). It is produced by his daughter, Maud Linder (narration), and features clips from Max's motion picture archive.
No copyright infringement with this motion picture is intended. My only wish is to promote the art of Max Linder. I assume no rights to "The Man in the Silk Hat" © 1983 Films Max Linder
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Max Linder - Man About Town
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A pioneer of silent comedy
A pioneer of silent comedy
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Max Prend Un Bain (Max Linder)
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Max Linder in "Le baromètre de la fidélité" (France 1909)
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Max Linder in "Le baromètre de la fidélité" (France 1909)
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The Three Must-Get-There's-1922-Max Linder-The best parody of "The Three Musqeteers" ever made
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Max Linder - Combat de boxe
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"Max Takes a Picture"-1913-Max Linder-A fine romantic silent comedy film-Full movie
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Max Linder: Max Wants a Divorce (1917)
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Max Speaks English (1914) Max Linder
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Max Speaks English (1914) Max Linder
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Max Linder "The Man in the Silk Hat" [1983] Part 1 of 4
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Max Linder "The Man in the Silk Hat" [1983] Part 1 of 4
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Max Linder - Man About Town
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Max Prend Un Bain (Max Linder)
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Great Oppressor Tells Puerto Rico “Pull Yourself Up by Your Bootstraps”
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Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling. “Mosquitoes. Rats…malaria and hookworm, and in about every other house someone with tuberculosis, …” was how President Franklin D ... Wall Street, Population Control, and Militarization of Puerto Rico In reality, the plan invigorated Wall Street and U.S ... dictated.Entire agricultural regions were transformed into industrial centers of mass production ... Not only will the U.S ... Indeed, the U.S ... 321....
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Teacher had sex with 13-year-old student, got pregnant, authorities say
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A Texas teacher accused of having sex with a 13-year-old student turned herself in to police Wednesday. According to KTRK, Alexandria Vera, 24, of Houston is accused of sexually abusing the boy, who was an eighth-grade student in her English class at Stovall Middle School last summer ... Read more trending stories ... Read more here ... ....
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UCLA Shooter Mainak Sarkar’s Minnesota Victim Identified as His Wife
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The woman killed in Minnesota by UCLA shooter Mainak Sarkar has been identified by her sister as Sarkar’s wife, Ashley Hasti. “My sister, Ashley Hasti, was the smartest, coolest, and funniest person I knew,” Alex Hasti wrote on Facebook ... Unfortunately, she won’t get to see that last dream come true as her life was cut short much too soon by her estranged husband.” ... Also Read. UCLA Shooter Mainak Sarkar....
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Bernie Sanders Has Already Won California
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Does the outcome of next Tuesday’s California primary matter? Conventional wisdom says no; news outlets are already pinpointing the precise time of the evening when Hillary Clinton will clinch the nomination that evening with victories elsewhere—three hours before the polls close in the Golden State ... I’ll be perfectly honest ... That race had incredibly low turnout, which is sadly the norm in a state without much of a political culture ... ....
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Scientists have taken a very positive step toward creating a universal cancer vaccine. This vaccine makes the body’s immune system attack tumors as if they were viruses, Science Alert reports. Based on early trials in human participants and research in mice, results has suggested that this technique could be used against any type of tumor, regardless of its location in the body ... How’s that for tactical warfare?....
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'Slack Bay': Cannes Review
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Dir. Bruno Dumont. France-Germany. 2016. 122 mins. French auteur Bruno Dumont pushes the boat out once again – into murky comic waters and into the mussel beds of Northern France’s Côte d’Opale. This black comedy of manners is a follow-up to his 2014 TV mini-series P’tit Quinquin ... The film’s humour is essentially primitive – in the sense that Dumont has professed himself to be harking back to the silent comedy of French pioneer Max Linder ... ....
From the archive, 1 September 1923: Clowning on the big screen
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CA Lejeune on Buster Keaton, Charlie Chaplin and the art of slapstick comedy ... I am not forgetting Chaplin. “The Pilgrim” is indeed my immediate text ... Of genuine comedy there is none ... There are three men besides Chaplin, who know this - Max Linder, Buster Keaton, and Harold Lloyd’s producer ... But “Max” has the European predilection for rough-and-tumble farce, and many a time has this crippled him, when comedy seemed within his reach ... ....
When Every Second Counts
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Problem-solving skills are a powerful combination of intuition and learned behavior ... Taken by themselves, these skills may not seem to overlap ... * * * * * * * * * * ... During the 2014 San Francisco Silent Film Festival, Serge Bromberg introduced the audience to the work of Max Linder with a screening of 1921's Seven Years Bad Luck ... As with Max Linder, few in the audience had ever heard of Bowers (who died in 1946 at the age of 57) ... Enjoy! ... ....
Revelations: comedian Marcel Perez, photographer Duane Michals, black cinema
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In any case, the comic—a European counterpart of Max Linder who died of cancer in his forties in 1929—will be a revelation to the most ardent fans of vintage celluloid. Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson had nothing on silent film accompanist Ben Model and author-historian Steve Massa, who have brought the pioneer filmmaker back from oblivion via Undercrank Productions ... The companion book by Massa, “Marcel Perez ... ** ** ** ** ** ... ....
Send In The Clowns>
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According to Wikipedia, schadenfreude is "the feeling of joy or pleasure when one sees another fall or suffer misfortune." ... and Barnum & Bailey Clown College (here in San Francisco, Circus Center runs a popular Clown Conservatory) ... Since then, audiences have been able to study and be inspired by the antics of such great clowns as Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton, Harold Lloyd, Max Linder, The Three Stooges, and Laurel and Hardy ... (Photo by....
Packard Campus to Showcase Silent Films and Hollywood’s Greatest Year (The Library of Congress)
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(Source. The Library of Congress). Press contact. Sheryl Cannady (202) 707-6456 ... Main St ... An international favorite, Perez was, along with Max Linder, one of the few direct links between European and American silent comedy, and made more than 200 starring shorts ... The film also received Oscar nominations for best picture and best original score by Max Steiner, who was also nominated for scoring "Gone With the Wind" the same year....
Here Are All The Hollywood Movies Russia Recommends Its Citizens Watch
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Over the past few years, anti-Western sentiment has spread through portions of Russian society. In fact, theres currently a bill being debated that would ban foreign films that portray Russia or its citizens in a negative manner. Fortunately, that doesnt mean the country has adopted a completely negative attitude toward Hollywood ... and The Wizard Of Oz ... You can check out the full list, courtesy of Russia below ... AMONG MAX LINDER (FRANCE)....
Dearly Beloved
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I had never seen or heard of Max Linder (a French director, writer, and actor who has been described as the first international film star) ... Charlie Chaplin and Max Linder ... Written, directed by and starring Max Linder, Seven Years Bad Luck (1921) tells the story of a dapper man who, after breaking a mirror, is convinced that he will be plagued with seven years of bad luck ... Max Linder as his dapper character, Max....
Cinecon’s 50th film fest back in Hollywood, LA’s Silent Movie docu film on video
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Residents of So Cal had an oasis in the desert in the Silent Movie Theatre on Fairfax Avenue ... one dollar ... ** ** ** ** ** ... Q&A ... Max Linder and Harry Watson Jr ... http.//www.examiner.com/article/max-linder-and-harry-watson-jr-silents-o... 1 ... Cinecon visitors will want to check out the special Hal Roach Studios 100th anniversary exhibit at the Hollywood Museum (housed in the Historic Max Factor Building), which continues through Labor Day ... ....
Classic Comedy to the Max
Edit The Examiner 18 Jul 2014
Sometimes it really is a wonderful life – at least for movie comedy fans like me when the umpteenth editions of Flushed Away are somewhat trounced by the gallant efforts of Kino Lorber (in conjunction with Lobster Films), who have made my DVDreams come true with the release of THE MAX LINDER COLLECTION (part of their ongoing Slapstick Symposium series) ... Indeed, to put it in a nutshell, Max Linder was Lubitsch with sight gags....
Max Linder and Harry Watson Jr. silents on DVD, Lon Chaney HUNCHBACK on Blu-ray
Edit The Examiner 23 Jun 2014
Mad Max is back, and I don’t mean that headline-making Australian schmuck. I refer to the debonair mustachioed Frenchman in the silk hat, the pioneer slapstick comedian idolized by Chaplin and newly showcased in “The Max Linder Collection” (available from Kino Lorber) ... The 1917 short “Max Wants a Divorce” is also included ... If Linder is still somewhat remembered, Harry Watson Jr....
DVD set reveals comic genius of Max Linder
Edit Chicago Sun-Times 10 Jun 2014
Max Linder (1882-1925) was the first international star of screen comedy, but in the United States, this French comic was surpassed by his successors — Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton and Harold Lloyd ... the 2003 DVD “Laugh with Max Linder” and the 1995 VHS tape “The Comedy of Max Linder.” ... “The Max Linder Collection” is a more mirthful legacy from an artist who imagined a more lively medium for encountering ‘picturegoers’....
S.F. Silent Film Festival a trove of rare releases
Edit San Francisco Chronicle 23 May 2014
The San Francisco Silent Film Festival, which began 20 years ago as just a gleam in the eyes of its founders, Melissa Chittick and Stephen Salmons, has become a four-day monster ... They will be even more pleased by the program ... Sunday presents another embarrassment of riches, beginning with "Seven Years Bad Luck" (1921), an American-made feature starring comedian Max Linder, who was an inspiration for Chaplin ... {sbox} ... E-mail....
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