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'''''The Golem and the Dancing Girl''''' was a silent 1917 German comedy film that parodied the previous 1915 horror film ''[[The Golem ( | '''''The Golem and the Dancing Girl''''' was a silent 1917 German comedy film that parodied the previous 1915 horror film ''[[The Golem (partially found silent film; 1915)|The Golem]]''. Once again, it was written, co-directed by and starred Paul Wegener. Not much is known about the plot of the film other than Wegener apparently plays himself who decides to dress up as the character of The Golem as part of a practical joke, only to have humorous complications ensue. | ||
The film is completely lost and hasn't been seen for many years, all that remains of its existence so far is the cast list,<ref>[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0176776/ IMDb page for ''The Golem and the Dancing Girl''.] Retrieved 17 Mar '13.</ref> a poster, and a still photograph. | The film is completely lost and hasn't been seen for many years, all that remains of its existence so far is the cast list,<ref>[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0176776/ IMDb page for ''The Golem and the Dancing Girl''.] Retrieved 17 Mar '13.</ref> a poster, and a still photograph. | ||
Revision as of 13:50, 25 May 2015
File:Golemdancing.png
A still from the film/the film's advertisement poster.
The Golem and the Dancing Girl was a silent 1917 German comedy film that parodied the previous 1915 horror film The Golem. Once again, it was written, co-directed by and starred Paul Wegener. Not much is known about the plot of the film other than Wegener apparently plays himself who decides to dress up as the character of The Golem as part of a practical joke, only to have humorous complications ensue.
The film is completely lost and hasn't been seen for many years, all that remains of its existence so far is the cast list,[1] a poster, and a still photograph.
References
- ↑ IMDb page for The Golem and the Dancing Girl. Retrieved 17 Mar '13.