Emil Jannings in Faust - Eine Deutsche Volkssage (Germany, FW Murnau, 1926). From the Taussig film stills collection.
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Fay Wray and Emil Jannings in Mauritz Stiller‘s STREET OF SIN (1928)
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As announced in the previous post, here are the photos of the pamphlet of the film Danton (1921).
Front row, from left, Westermann (Eduard von Winterstein), Camille (Ossip Runitsch), Danton (Emil Jannings) and Hérault (Ferdinand von Alten)
From left, Fouquier-Tinville (Friedrich Kühne), Saint-Just (Robert Scholz) and Robespierre (Werner Krauss)
Babette (OC in the film played by Hilde Wörner and not related to Elisabeth Le Bas), Danton, Camille, and Hérault
And this is the cover (Camille, Danton, and Babette):
I found it on eBay about a year ago. I can't read Danish, but I got it because documents on this film are rare. (I used Google Translate to read the text, which was more about the historical Danton's life than about the film).
There are problems with historical accuracy (as I mentioned before), but I am fascinated by the dark romantic images in this film, influenced by German Expressionism.
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Gösta Ekman and Emil Jannings in Faust (1926)
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THE NEW YORKER, February 4, 1928
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Emil Jannings-Marlene Dietrich "El ángel azul" (Der blaue engel) 1930, de Josef von Sternberg.
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Emil Jannings and Evelyn Brent ❤️ ❤️
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Emil Jannings (July 23, 1884 – January 2, 1950)
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Emil Jannings, July 23, 1884 – January 2, 1950.
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Emil Jannings in Faust - Eine Deutsche Volkssage (1926).
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