The Great Flamarion

1945
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1 Std. 18 Min.

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Erich von Stroheim and Mary Beth Hughes in The Great Flamarion (1945)

Film Noir Crime Drama Mystery Romance Thriller

Als Teil einer Unterhaltungsnummer manipuliert eine schöne, aber skrupellose Darstellerin alle Männer in ihrem Leben, um ihre Ziele zu erreichen.Als Teil einer Unterhaltungsnummer manipuliert eine schöne, aber skrupellose Darstellerin alle Männer in ihrem Leben, um ihre Ziele zu erreichen.Als Teil einer Unterhaltungsnummer manipuliert eine schöne, aber skrupellose Darstellerin alle Männer in ihrem Leben, um ihre Ziele zu erreichen.

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Erich von Stroheim

The Great Flamarion
(as Erich Von Stroheim)

Mary Beth Hughes

Connie Wallace

Dan Duryea

Al Wallace

Steve Barclay

Eddie Wheeler
(as Stephen Barclay)

Lester Allen

Tony

Esther Howard

Cleo

Michael Mark

Nightwatchman

William A. Boardway

Audience Member
(Nicht genannt)

Jack Chefe

Hotel Desk Clerk
(Nicht genannt)

Kay Deslys

Sally Hampton
(Nicht genannt)

Alphonso DuBois

Stagehand
(Nicht genannt)

John Elliott

Theatrical Agent
(Nicht genannt)

Jack Evans

Vagrant on Park Bench
(Nicht genannt)

Franklyn Farnum

Stage Manager
(Nicht genannt)

Tony Ferrell

Mexican Singer
(Nicht genannt)

Charles Fogel

Audience Member
(Nicht genannt)

Joseph Granby

Detective Ramirez
(Nicht genannt)

Bobbie Hale

Pawn Shop Clerk
(Nicht genannt)

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The Great Flamarion (1945) marked the debut of William Wilder as a motion picture producer. Wilder, who was sometimes credited as W. Lee Wilder on his later films, was an "eastern industrialist," according to a September 1944 Hollywood Reporter news item, and was the brother of director Billy Wilder.

Billy Wilder rarely talked about his brother, and when he did the theme was always the same: "A dull son of a bitch," Billy said of him in 1975. Years later he called him "a fool" who thought he could make it in Hollywood simply because his more famous brother had.

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In the scene where Connie Wallace first tells Flamarion of her love for him, the position of the gun in Flamarion's hand changes depending upon the shot. When it is a close-up of Flamarion, the gun barrel is high up, about the level of Flamarion's upper arm. In the wider shot, the gun barrel is in the crook of his elbow as his arms are folded.

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Connie Wallace: You know, no matter how fast you drink it the distilleries can still stay way ahead of you.
Al Wallace: Yup. But by next week I'll have 'em workin nights to do it!

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Edited into Muchachada nui: Folge #2.11 (2008)

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Too bad that this movie is so unknown

This movie is not unforgettable, but enjoyable. I am very surprised to see that i am the only person to comment it. I saw it last summer when i had nothing to do during one afternoon with my sister, no great actors but a fine story that keep you stuck on the screen until the end. One thing to add: it was very rare during the golden age of hollywood to see a leading actor who was not as handsome as the others. So rent it if you find it, it's worth the viewing!

I hope that my English is correct, anyway you will forgive 'cause I am French.