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Diretto da Harold Lloyd, 1962 Commedia (94 minuti) con Harold Lloyd, Willie Best, Bebe Daniels. Altri film dello stesso regista: Just Neighbors, Over the Fence, Pinched, The Lamb. Leggi la scheda film completa.
After his films had been unavailable for almost 40 years, silent film star Harold Lloyd produced this compilation of clips from some of his most popular films of the 1920s. Included are excerpts from "Safety Last," "The Freshman" and "Hot Water." These are followed by longer sequences from "Why Worry?," "Girl Shy," "Professor Beware" and "Movie Crazy." The movie is capped with Lloyd's routine ...
After his films had been unavailable for almost 40 years, silent film star Harold Lloyd produced this compilation of clips from some of his most popular films of the 1920s. Included are excerpts from "Safety Last," "The Freshman" and "Hot Water." These are followed by longer sequences from "Why Worry?," "Girl Shy," "Professor Beware" and "Movie Crazy." The movie is capped with Lloyd's routine ...
Efter to årtiers fravær markerede filmen Lloyds genkomst på det store lærred. Han var en af filmhistoriens tre vigtigste stumfilmskomikere – i selskab med Charlie Chaplin og Buster Keaton. Filmen havde premiere i Cannes, hvor den modtog stående ovationer. Medvirkende: Harold Lloyd, Mildred Davis, Bebe Daniels, Willie Best.
18 apr 2024 · July 30, 1962. If anyone thinks that today's film "comedy" is funny, he doesn't know what he missed thirty years ago. Harold Lloyd's World of Comedy contains a series of silents and talkies, all ...
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1 lug 2013 · The film is 1923’s Safety Last!. The man is Harold Lloyd, and what he’s doing, besides holding on for dear life, is changing film comedy forever. In the anything-goes world of early silent comedy, audiences had become accustomed to laughing at people in danger, but Lloyd had discovered that if he created a character just like the audience ...
