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Un pagliaccio rattristito rischia tutto per tentare di salvare la giovane donna che ama dalle grinfie del vizioso conte che lo tradì tempo addietro.Un pagliaccio rattristito rischia tutto per tentare di salvare la giovane donna che ama dalle grinfie del vizioso conte che lo tradì tempo addietro.Un pagliaccio rattristito rischia tutto per tentare di salvare la giovane donna che ama dalle grinfie del vizioso conte che lo tradì tempo addietro.
- Premi
- 4 vittorie
Alice Belcher
- Woman in Circus Audience
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Bartine Burkett
- Bareback Rider
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Harvey Clark
- Briquet
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Clyde Cook
- A Clown
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Carrie Daumery
- Extra
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George Davis
- A Clown
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Paulette Duval
- Zinida
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F.F. Guenste
- Waiter bringing Champagne
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Joseph Hazelton
- Professor in Audience of Academy
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Brandon Hurst
- A Clown
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- QuizThe first film to feature Leo the Lion roaring as MGM's logo. Designed by Howard Dietz, the logo was first used for the Goldwyn Pictures Corporation film Polly of the Circus (1917) and passed to MGM when Goldwyn merged with two other companies to form MGM. Fittingly, a real lion plays a key plot point in the film's story.
- BlooperDuring part of the scene where the lion is loose in the room, Beaumont is seen with no, or hardly any, black makeup around his right eye. Before and after this scene, both eyes are made up.
- Citazioni
Title Card: A strange thing, the heart of a man - that loves, suffers, and despairs - yet has courage to hope, believe - and love - again.
- Curiosità sui creditiIn the version aired on Turner Classic Movies (TCM) on April 29, 2020, just after the Leo (the MGM Lion) shot and prior to the credits intertitle, there was an approval stamp within a toroidal circle: Approved by Kansas State Board of Review Serial Number C8806; below that was a rectangular text box: KANSAS GROWS THE BEST WHEAT IN THE WORLD
- Versioni alternativeThis silent film was originally shot at 18 fps, which gives a proper running time of 95 minutes. Most copies that circulate today, including the Warner Bros. "Archive" DVD release and the TCM television version, as well as "public domain" versions like the copy on archive.org, incorrectly play at 24 fps with an added music soundtrack, rattling in at a speedup of 71 minutes.
- ConnessioniFeatured in Twenty Years After (1944)
Recensione in evidenza
Before I saw "He Who Get's Slapped" my 3 favorite movies were The Empire Strikes Back, Evil Dead 2, and Star Trek II.
This movie is 180 degrees from any of those movies, in fact, it's in a whole other universe. This silent film that opened in 1924 changed my movie tastes so much that it's amazing. I was just flicken channels one night after studying for a final for 3 hours and stopped on TCM for a second because Robert Osborne said that it starred Lon Chaney. In my niavete, I thought he was talking about the guy who played The Wolf Man, but this is in fact Lon Chaney Sr. Junior is the guy who had played Wolfie.
So I started watching it and was about to change it when I found out it was a silent film. But I stayed with it for a few minutes, and soon I was enraptured. 2 hours later, I was riveted to the edge of my seat as HE's struggle came to a climax. Well, the next day, I failed the test. But I learned more watching that movie than I could ever learn in Calc 320.
Since then, I have watched TCM religiously (when I'm not studying of course) and now I realize that 99% of movies made in modern times are vastly inferior to the old classic movies.
Black and White RULES
If you haven't seen He Who Gets Slapped. Track it down and WATCH IT. It is WAY better than The Phantom Menace.
This movie is 180 degrees from any of those movies, in fact, it's in a whole other universe. This silent film that opened in 1924 changed my movie tastes so much that it's amazing. I was just flicken channels one night after studying for a final for 3 hours and stopped on TCM for a second because Robert Osborne said that it starred Lon Chaney. In my niavete, I thought he was talking about the guy who played The Wolf Man, but this is in fact Lon Chaney Sr. Junior is the guy who had played Wolfie.
So I started watching it and was about to change it when I found out it was a silent film. But I stayed with it for a few minutes, and soon I was enraptured. 2 hours later, I was riveted to the edge of my seat as HE's struggle came to a climax. Well, the next day, I failed the test. But I learned more watching that movie than I could ever learn in Calc 320.
Since then, I have watched TCM religiously (when I'm not studying of course) and now I realize that 99% of movies made in modern times are vastly inferior to the old classic movies.
Black and White RULES
If you haven't seen He Who Gets Slapped. Track it down and WATCH IT. It is WAY better than The Phantom Menace.
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Dettagli
- Data di uscita
- Paese di origine
- Lingua
- Celebre anche come
- L'uomo che prende gli schiaffi
- Luoghi delle riprese
- Azienda produttrice
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- Budget
- 172.000 USD (previsto)
- Tempo di esecuzione1 ora 35 minuti
- Mix di suoni
- Proporzioni
- 1.33 : 1
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