Archive for tag: Letter From An Unknown Woman

Max Ophuls in Hollywood on Turner Classic Movies

22 January, 2012 (08:23) | by Sean Axmaker, Film Reviews, Max Ophuls | By: Sean Axmaker

On Monday, January 23, Turner Classic Movies is showing all four films made by Max Ophuls, the great German director, during his brief tenure in America (when he dropped the “h” and signed his films “Max Opuls”). The evening of “Max Ophuls in Hollywood” is followed by two of his greatest French films, La Ronde [...]

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Carousels, Circuses And Cathedrals: The Film Art of Max Ophuls

19 October, 2008 (22:17) | by Kathleen Murphy, Essays, Max Ophuls | By: Kathleen Murphy

[Originally written in November, 2002 for the "Luminous Psyche" film series "The Films of Max Ophuls"] “But where would people like us get to if we couldn’t get carried away?” –Max Ophuls When Max Ophuls died in 1957, his friend and collaborator Peter Ustinov (Le Plaisir‘s narrator, Lola Montès‘s Ringmaster) described the director as “a [...]

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