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Heinz Herald is a Scriptwriter Allemand born on 24 october 1890 at Międzychód (Pologne)
Heinz Herald, de son vrai nom Georg Pinner, est un scénariste et un réalisateur allemand né le 24 octobre 1890 à Birnbaum (Pozen - Empire allemand) (actuellement Międzychód en Pologne) et mort le 22 juillet 1964 à Kreuth en Bavière (Allemagne).
Au début des années 1920, il produit et réalise quatre films muets, mais continue à travailler avec Reinhardt au Deutsches Theater. En 1933, il perd son travail à cause de l'idéologie raciale du parti nazi et émigre aux États-Unis en passant par Paris et Londres.
À partir de 1935 il travaille comme scénariste à Hollywood et devient membre de la Writers Guild Screen. En 1953, il retourne en Allemagne et travaille comme conseiller artistique. Il y reste jusqu'à sa mort, hormis de 1956 à 1960 où il a vécu à nouveau aux États-Unis.
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Birth name Georg Pinner
Nationality German
Birth 24 october 1890 at Międzychód (Pologne)
Death 22 july 1964 (at 73 years) at Kreuth (German)
Nationality German
Birth 24 october 1890 at Międzychód (Pologne)
Death 22 july 1964 (at 73 years) at Kreuth (German)
Biography
Heinz Herald, fils d'un commerçant juif, fait ses études à Berlin. Il est d'abord intéressé par le théâtre : on le retrouve en 1910 dramaturge au Deutsches Theater ; en 1915, il publie un livre sur Max Reinhardt ; en 1917 il fonde la compagnie de théâtre "Das junge Deutschland" ; de 1920 à 1924, il est rédacteur en chef d'une revue de théâtre.Au début des années 1920, il produit et réalise quatre films muets, mais continue à travailler avec Reinhardt au Deutsches Theater. En 1933, il perd son travail à cause de l'idéologie raciale du parti nazi et émigre aux États-Unis en passant par Paris et Londres.
À partir de 1935 il travaille comme scénariste à Hollywood et devient membre de la Writers Guild Screen. En 1953, il retourne en Allemagne et travaille comme conseiller artistique. Il y reste jusqu'à sa mort, hormis de 1956 à 1960 où il a vécu à nouveau aux États-Unis.
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The Vicious Circle (1948)
, 1h17Directed by W. Lee Wilder
Origin USA
Genres Drama, Crime
Themes Films based on plays
Actors Conrad Nagel, Fritz Kortner, Philip Van Zandt, Lyle Talbot, Edwin Maxwell, Frank Ferguson
Roles Writer
Rating58%
A rich Hungarian baron discovers that there are large oil deposits underneath properties owned by the villagers. He buys up all the property except those owned by Jewish families, who refuse to sell. In order to circumvent their refusal, he has the men charged with the murder of a woman, who had recently committed suicide.
The Great Flamarion (1945)
, 1h18Directed by Anthony Mann
Origin USA
Genres Drama, Crime
Actors Erich von Stroheim, Mary Beth Hughes, Dan Duryea, Lester Allen, Esther Howard, Michael Mark
Roles Writer
Rating65%
The Great Flamarion (Erich von Stroheim) is an arrogant, friendless, and misogynous marksman who displays his trick gunshot act in the vaudeville circuit. His show features a beautiful assistant, Connie (Mary Beth Hughes) and her drunken husband Al (Dan Duryea), Flamarion's other assistant. Flamarion falls in love with Connie, the movie's femme fatale, and is soon manipulated by her into killing her no good husband during one of their acts.
Dr. Ehrlich's Magic Bullet (1940)
, 1h43Directed by William Dieterle, Irving Rapper
Origin USA
Genres Drama, Biography, Historical
Themes Medical-themed films
Actors Edward G. Robinson, Ruth Gordon, Otto Kruger, Donald Crisp, Albert Bassermann, Maria Ouspenskaïa
Rating73%
Paul Ehrlich (Edward G. Robinson) is a physician working in a German hospital. He is dismissed for his constant disregard for hospital rules, which are bound by bureaucratic red tape. The reason for his conflict is his steadily rising interest in research for selective color staining, the marking of cells and microorganisms, using certain dyes and marking agents, which, as he describes in the film, have a certain 'affinity' to that which is to be stained and nothing else. Emil von Behring (Otto Kruger), whom Dr. Ehrlich meets and befriends, while experimenting with his staining techniques, is impressed with Dr. Ehrlich's staining methods and refers to it as 'specific staining,' adding that this is one of the greatest achievements in science, especially for diagnostic purposes, based on optical microscopy. After attending a medical presentation of one Dr. Robert Koch (Albert Basserman) showing that tuberculosis is a bacterial disease, Ehrlich is able to obtain a sample of the isolated bacterium. After an intense time of research and experimentation in his own lab, paired with a portion of luck, he is able to develop a staining process for this bacterium. This result is honored by Koch and medical circles as a highly valuable contribution to diagnostics.
The Life of Emile Zola (1937)
, 1h56Directed by William Dieterle, Irving Rapper
Origin USA
Genres Drama, Biography, Comedy-drama, Historical
Themes Films about writers, Spy films, Seafaring films, Prison films, Films about racism, Films about religion, Transport films, Films about capital punishment, Films about Jews and Judaism
Actors Paul Muni, Gloria Holden, Gale Sondergaard, Joseph Schildkraut, Donald Crisp, Henry O'Neill
Roles Story
Rating71%
Set in the mid through late 19th century, it depicts Zola's friendship with Post-Impressionist painter Paul Cézanne, and his rise to fame through his prolific writing, with particular focus on his involvement late in life in the Dreyfus affair.