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Nosferatu. Revista De Cine (Donostia Kultura) Nosferatu. Revista de cine (Donostia Kultura) Título: Filmografía Autor/es: Devesa, Dolores; Potes, Alicia Citar como: Devesa, D.; Potes, A. (2001). Filmografía. Nosferatu. Revista de cine. (38):133- 145. Documento descargado de: http://hdl.handle.net/10251/41258 Copyright: Reserva de todos los derechos (NO CC) La digitalización de este artículo se enmarca dentro del proyecto "Estudio y análisis para el desarrollo de una red de conocimiento sobre estudios fílmicos a través de plataformas web 2.0", financiado por el Plan Nacional de I+D+i del Ministerio de Economía y Competitividad del Gobierno de España (código HAR2010-18648), con el apoyo de Biblioteca y Documentación Científica y del Área de Sistemas de Información y Comunicaciones (ASIC) del Vicerrectorado de las Tecnologías de la Información y de las Comunicaciones de la Universitat Politècnica de València. Entidades colaboradoras: Julio César IDIIIfS 1111111 /leía Po/es REDACTOR D E RÓTULOS PARA VERSIO NES "lUDAS T hunderbolt ( 1929) DE PELÍCULAS SONORAS (Producción y distribución simuh:ínea de dos versiones en la Dit·ección: Joseph von Stern berg. Producción : Paramount época de transición del mudo al sonoro) Famous Lasky Corporation. Productor asociado: B. P. Fine­ man. Guión : Jules Furthman. Basado en un argumento de Charles Furthman y Jules Furthman. Di:ílogos: Herman J. El p ele le (The Dummy, 1929) Mankiewicz. nótulos: Joseph L. 1VIankiewicz. Fotografía: Henry Gerrard. Canción: "Thinkin' Abotll .I{J' Baby ", de Sam Di rección: Roberl iVIillon. Producción: Paramount Famous Coslow.' Montaje: Helen Lewis. Decorados: Hans Dreier. In­ Lasky Corporation. S uper visión: Hector Turnbull. Adapta­ térpr etes: Gcorge Bancroft (Tiuotderbolt Jim Long), Fay ción y dhílogos: Herman J. Mankiewicz. Basado en la obra Wray (Ritzy), Richard Arlen (Bob Morgm1) , Tully Marshall The Dummy: a Detecth·e Comed_)• i11 Four Acts, de Harvey J. (carcelero), Eugcnic Besscrcr (Mrs. ,\torgcm), James Spolls­ O'Higgins y Harriet Ford. Ró tulos: Joseph L. Mankiewicz. wood ("Snapper " O 'Shea), Fred Kohler ("Bad Al" Frieberg), Fotografía: J. Roy Hunl. i\ lontaje: George Nichols, Jr. In­ Robert Ellioll (capellán), E. H. Calvert (abogado McKa)), térpretes: Ruth Challerton (Agues Meredith), Fredric iVIarch George lrving (,\Ir. Conl'in). Longitud aprox.: 8 rollos. (Trumbu/1 Meredith), Jol111 Cromwcll (IValter Babbing), Fred Kohler (Joe Coope1), Mickey Bennett (Bamey Cook), Voncell Darr (Peggy Meredith), Jack Oakie (Dopey Hart) , ZaSu Pius (Rose G/easou), Richard Tucker (8/akie Bake1), Eugene Pa­ ni ver of Rom a nce ( 1929) llellc (.1/adison). Longitud aprox.: 6 rollos. Otra ver sión : "The Dummy", de Francis J. Grandon, 191 7. Dirección: Richard \Vallace. Producción: Paramount Fa­ mous Lasky Corporation. Guión: Ethel Doherty. Basado en la obra Magnolia, de 13ooth Tarkington. Adaptación: Dan Totlieroh, J olm V. A. \Veaver. Rótulos: Joseph L. Man­ Jazz-JJand (Ciose Harmouy, 1929) kiewicz. Fotografía: Víctor l'vlilner. Canció n: "¡\/y Lady /.o1·e ", de Leo Robín y Sam Coslow. t\ lontaje: Allyson Sha­ Dirección: John Cromwell , A. Edward Sutherland. Produc­ ffer. Intérpretes: Charles " Buddy" Rogers (Tom Run¡(ord 1 ción: Paramount Famous Lasky Corporation. Adaptación: coronel Blake), Mary Brian (Lucy Jeffers), June Collyer (El­ Percy Heath. Basado en un argumento de Elsie .lanis y Gene vira Jeffers), Henry B. Walthall (general Jef( Rllll!(ord), Wa­ Markey. Diálogos: Jolm V. A. \Veaver, Pery Heath. Rótu• llace Beery (general Orlando Jackson), Fred Kohler (capi­ los: Joseph L. J\fankiewicz. Fotografía: J. Roy Hunt. Can­ tán Blackie), Nata lie Kingston (.1/éxico), \Valter iVIcGrail ciones: "She's So, 1 Dwmo", "/ ll'aut To Go Pinces and Do (ma.i·or Patterson), Anderson Lawler (Joe Pallerson) . Lon­ Thiugs ", "/'m Al/ A-twiller. 1 'm Al/ T-twirl", de Richard A. gitud :tprox.: 8 rollos. \Vhiting y Leo Robin. Intérpretes: Charles "Buddy" Rogers (Al West), Nancy Carroll (Mmjorie Merwin) , Harry Green (Max Miudel), Jack Oakie (Beu Bamey), Richard "Skeets" Gallagher (Jo/muy Bay), Mauy Ro ubert (Bert), Ricca A llen La expiació n d el Dr. Fu " la nc hu (Tite .lfysterious Dr. Fu (Mrs. Prosse1), \Vade 13oteler (KelM, Baby Mack (Sybil), .lfancltu, 1929) O sear S mi th (George Washington Broll'n}. Longitud a prox.: 7 rollos. Secuela: "Cock tail musical" ("Too Much Dirección : Rowland V. Lee. Pt·oducción : Paramount Fa ­ Harmony"), de A. Edward Sutherland, 1933. mous Lasky Corporation. G uió n y diálogos: Florence Ryerson, Lloyd Corrigan. Basado en el relato Tite Mysterious Dr. Fu Manc/w, de Sax Rohmer. Rótulos: Joseph L. Man­ kiewicz. Fotografía: Harry Fischbeck. i\Iontaje: George Ni­ El hombre que yo a mo (Th e Man 1 L01·e, 1929) chols, Jr. (versión sonora), Bronson Howard (versión muda). Intérpretes: \Varner Oland (doctor Fu .1/anchu), Jean Ar­ Dirección : \Villiam A. \Vellman. Producción: Paramount thur (Lian Eltltam), Neil Hamilton (doctor Jack Petrie), O. Famous Lasky Corporation, presentada por Adolph Zukor y P. Heggie (Nayland Smitlt) , \Vi llia m Austin (Sylvester Jesse L. Lasky. Produc tor a sociado: David O. Sclznick. Jl'adsH·ort/1), Claude King (Sir Jo/m Petrie), Charles Steven­ Argu mento, guión y diá logos: Percy Heath, Herman J. son (general Petrie), Noble Johnson (Li Po}, Evelyn Selbie Mankiewicz. Rótulos: Joseph L. Mankiewicz. Fotografía: (Fai Lu), Charles Giblyn (lf'eymoutlt), Donald Mac Kcnzie Henry Gerrard. Canción: "Celia", de Leo Robín y Richard (Tren!}. Long itud aprox.: 8-9 rollos. \Vhiting. t\ lontaj e: A lyson Shaeffer. Intérpr etes: Richard Arlen (Dum Dum Brooks), Mary Brian (Celia Fields), Oiga Dac lanova (Sonia Baromlo.fl), Harry Green (Curfl' Bloom), Jack Oakie (L ell' Loyton), Pat O 'Malley (D. J. McCarthy), T hc Satunlay Nig ht Kid ( 1929) Leslie Fenton (Cario l'espe1), Charles Sulli van (Champ Mo­ hou e_¡~, Sailor Vinccnt (K. O. O 'Heam), Robert Perry úJor­ Dirección : A. Edward Sut herland. Producción: Paramount tero). Longitud aprox.: 7 rollos. Famous Lasky Corporation. G ui ó n: Ethel Doherty. Basado en el relato Lo1•e 'Em and Lem·e 'Em, de George Abboll y Jolm V. A. \Veaver. Di:ílogos: Lloycl Corrigan, Ed ward E. Paramore, Jr. Adaptación: Lloyd Corrigan. Rótu los: Joseph El mis terioso crime n d el estudio ( The Studio Uurder L. Mankiewicz. Fotografía: Harry Fischbeck. " lontaje: , \~¡ •s t l! l) ', 1929) Jane Loring. Intérpretes: Clara Bow (,\/ayme) , James Hall (Bi/1) , Jean Arthur (Janie), Charles Sellon (Lem ll'oodruj)), Dirección : Fran k Tuttle. Producción: Paramount Famous Ethel \Vales ("Ma" JJ'oodmff), Frank Ross (Ke n), Edna M ay Lasl..·y Corporation. G uión: Frank Tullle. Basado en un ar­ O liver (Miss Streete1) , Hyman Meyer (Ginsberg), Eddie gumento de A. Channing y Carmen Bailen Edington. Ad ap­ Dunn (Jim) , Lcone Lanc (Peor/), Jean Harlm\' (Hazel) . Lon­ tació n : Ethe l Doherty . Rótulos: Joseph L. Mankiewicz. gitud aprox.: 7 rollos. Fotografía: Víctor Milner. t\lontaje: 1vlerrill \Vhite. Intér­ pretes: Doris Hill (He/en Mo cDouald), Neil Hamilton (Tony IJ'hite) , Fredric Marc h (Richard Harde /1) , \V arner O land (Rupert Rorka), Guy Oliver (AiacDonald), Florence T he Virginia n ( 1929) Eldridge (B/anche Harde/1) , Chester Conklin (George), Do­ nald MacKenzie (capitán Co.ffiu), Eugene Palle lle (teniente Dirección: \lic to r Fleming. Producción : Para mount Fa­ Dirk) , Jack Luden (Bob). Longitud nprox.: 8 rollos. mous Lasky Corporation. Adaptación : Howard F.stabrook. •••••~e·J NOS FERATU 38 Basado en la novela Tl1e Virginian, de Owen \V ister, y en la la narración Marco. Himse!(, de Octavus Roy Cohen. Adap­ obra homónima de Owen Wister y K irk La Shelle. Diálo­ ta ci ón y di:\logos: .l osep h L. Mankiewicz. Fotog rafía : gos: Edward E. Paramore. Rótulos: Joseph L. Mankiewicz. Allen Siegler. i\ lontaje: Otto Levering. In térpretes: Jack Fotogr afía: J. Roy Hunt. Intér¡>r e tes: Gary Cooper (The Oakie (Marco Perkins), Mary Brian (Cynthia Brown), Ri­ Virginian) , Wal!er Huston (Trampas) , Richard Arlen (Ste­ chard "Skects" Gallagher (Chick Harhmmy), Olive Borden ren ""St e1·e "), Mary Brian (Mo/(1' ll'ood) . Chester Conklin (Glorio Sraunton), Charles Sella n (Jim Perkins), Cyril Ring (tío Hughey), Eugene Pallettc (Honey ll'iggin), E. H. Cal­ (Ralph fl'il/iams} , E. H. Calvert (Henderson), James Gibson ver! (HemJ•}, He len \Vare (",\la " Taylor}, Víctor Potel (Ne­ (Howord), Henry Roque more (Smith}, \Villiam Bechtel bmskey), Tex Young (Shorty} , Cha rles Stevens (Pedro) . (Schultz}, Richard Cum mings (,\lcGinnis}, Jack Byron Longitud aprox.: 9 rollos. Otras ver siones: "The Virgi­ ("Knockoul" Jollllson). Duració n aprox.: 72 min. Estre­ nian" de Ceeil B. DeMille, J 914; "The Virginian··, de Stuart no: Bilbao: 26 de febrero · de I 93 I: Trueba. Madrid: I 3 de Gi lmore, 1946; "The Vi rginian", de Tom Forman, 1923; marzo de 193 I : Palacio de la Prensa. " El virginiano" ("The Virginian" ) serie para televisión pro­ ducida por Universal de 1962 a 1970; de 1970 a 1971 cam­ bió su título por "l'vlen fro m Shiloh''. Only S aps Wor k ( 1930) Dirección : Cyril Gardncr, Edwin H. Knopf. Producción: Paramount Publix Corporation. Guión: Sam Mintz, Percy GU I Ó N Heath, Joseph L. Mankiewicz. Basado en la obra Easy Come, Easy Go: o Force in Three Acts, de Owen Davis. Fotogr afía: Rex \Vimpy. i\lontaje: Edward Dmytryk. In­ Fast Compnny ( 1929) té rpretes: Leon Erro l (James /Vi/son), Richard A rlen (Lall'rence Payne) , Mary Brian (Barbara Tm111er}, Stuart Dirección: A. Edward Sutherland. Producción: Paramount Erwin (Oscm), Anderson Lawler (Horace Bohhl"in), Charles Famous Lasky Corporation. G nión: Florence Ryerson, Pa­ Grapewin (Simeon Tanne1), George lrving (Dr. Wllite) , Nora trick Keamey, \Vallan Butterfield. Basado en la obra Elmer Cecil (Mrs. Patridge), Charles Giblyn (Dr. Jaspe1), Fred Kel­ the Crea!, de Ring Lardner y George M. Cohan. Diálogos: sey (,\/urphy), G. Pat Collins (Ralferty), George Chandler Joseph L. Mankiewicz. Adaptación: Patrick Kearney, \Val­ (ascensorista). Duración a p rox.: 77 min. ton Butterfield. Fotografía: Edward Cronjager.
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