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Destiny [DVD] [1921]
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Format:DVD
: Program Type:Movie
: Product Name:Destiny [DVD] [1921]
: Studio:Flicker Alley
: Product Tags:DVD
: Region Code:0
Fritz Lang was a stickler for realism in his American films; not so his German silents, which were fanciful to the point of being fairy tales. Der Müde Tod, Lang's first big critical success, is an allegorical tale of love, fidelity and death. The heroine (Lil Dagover), who in her dreams is confronted by Mr. Death, argues for the life of her beloved, but is unable to make the personal sacrifices that Death insists upon. Originally presented in three parts, Der Müde Tod was often boiled down to a single film for its non-German showings. Its English-language titles range from The Weary Death to Between Two Worlds to Beyond the Wall to Destiny.~Hal Erickson
Name : Lil Dagover: Role : Fiametta
Name : Lil Dagover: Role : Junge Maedchen
Name : Lil Dagover: Role : Tiaotsien
Name : Lil Dagover: Role : Zobeide
Name : Walter Janssen: Role : Der junge Mann
Name : Walter Janssen: Role : Francesco
Name : Walter Janssen: Role : Franke
Name : Walter Janssen: Role : Liang
Name : Bernhard Goetzke: Role : Bogner
Name : Bernhard Goetzke: Role : Der Tod
Name : Fritz Lang: Role : Director
Name : Erich Pommer: Role : Producer
Name : Fritz Lang: Role : Screenwriter
Name : Thea von Harbou: Role : Screenwriter
Name : Fritz Arno Wagner: Role : Cinematographer
Name : Hermann Warm: Role : Production Designer
Name : Robert Herlth: Role : Production Designer
Name : Walter R
: Program Type:Movie
: Product Name:Destiny [DVD] [1921]
: Studio:Flicker Alley
: Product Tags:DVD
: Region Code:0
Fritz Lang was a stickler for realism in his American films; not so his German silents, which were fanciful to the point of being fairy tales. Der Müde Tod, Lang's first big critical success, is an allegorical tale of love, fidelity and death. The heroine (Lil Dagover), who in her dreams is confronted by Mr. Death, argues for the life of her beloved, but is unable to make the personal sacrifices that Death insists upon. Originally presented in three parts, Der Müde Tod was often boiled down to a single film for its non-German showings. Its English-language titles range from The Weary Death to Between Two Worlds to Beyond the Wall to Destiny.~Hal Erickson
Name : Lil Dagover: Role : Fiametta
Name : Lil Dagover: Role : Junge Maedchen
Name : Lil Dagover: Role : Tiaotsien
Name : Lil Dagover: Role : Zobeide
Name : Walter Janssen: Role : Der junge Mann
Name : Walter Janssen: Role : Francesco
Name : Walter Janssen: Role : Franke
Name : Walter Janssen: Role : Liang
Name : Bernhard Goetzke: Role : Bogner
Name : Bernhard Goetzke: Role : Der Tod
Name : Fritz Lang: Role : Director
Name : Erich Pommer: Role : Producer
Name : Fritz Lang: Role : Screenwriter
Name : Thea von Harbou: Role : Screenwriter
Name : Fritz Arno Wagner: Role : Cinematographer
Name : Hermann Warm: Role : Production Designer
Name : Robert Herlth: Role : Production Designer
Name : Walter R
