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The Last Laugh   [KIN-Kino On Video]




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Artikel: 1421753
Movie: 90119851



Regionencode [?] 1 - USA (NTSC) (Film in s/w)
Benötigt Codefree-Player zum Abspielen!
Originaltitel Der Letzte Mann
The Last Laugh
Genre Drama / Stummfilm
Produktionsland Deutschland
Herstellungsjahr 1924


Schauspieler Georg John, Emil Jannings, Hermann Vallentin, Hans Unterkircher, Emmy Wyda, Maly Delschaft, Max Hiller, Olaf Storm, Emilie Kurz
Regie F.W. Murnau
Autor(en) Carl Mayer
Produzent(en) Erich Pommer
Sprache (Tonformat) Musik   (Dolby Digital)
Untertitel Englisch
Covertext F.W. Murnau's German silent classic The Last Laugh (Der Letze Mann) stars Emil Jannings as the doorman of a posh Berlin hotel. Fiercely proud of his job, Jannings comports himself like a general in his resplendent costume, and is treated like royalty by his friends and neighbors. The hotel's insensitive new manager, noting that Jannings seems winded after carrying several heavy pieces of luggage for a patron, decides that the old man is no longer up to his job. The manager demotes Jannings to men's washroom attendant, and the effect is disastrous on the man's prestige and self-esteem. Logically, the film should end on a note of tragedy, but Murnau (either because he was ordered to by the producers or because he just felt like it) adds a near-surrealistic coda, wherein Jannings, having suddenly inherited a fortune, returns to the hotel in triumph. The Last Laugh was a bold experiment for its time: a film told entirely visually, with no subtitles save for the semi-satirical explanation of the climax. In a sense, Karl Freund's camera is as much a "character" as anyone else, commenting upon Jannings' rise and fall via then-revolutionary camera angles, jarring movements and grotesque lens distortions. Many historians credit The Last Laugh as the vanguard of the "German invasion" of Hollywood during the mid- to late-1920s


Bildformat Fullscreen 1.33:1 Aufbereitet für 16:9 Bildschirme
Laufzeit 90 Minuten
Veröffentlichung 30.09.2008


Special Features
  • New recording of the original score by Giuseppe Becce, available in 5.1 surround or 2.0 stereo
  • The Making of The Last Laugh, a 40 minute documentary
  • Original German title sequences
  • Image gallery

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