Aqui traigo lo poco que se conserva de uno de los films mudos mas bellos de la Garbo, teniéndo en cuenta que se creía perdida la totalidad del film nos damos con un canto en los dientes
THE DIVINE WOMAN (1928)
DIRECTOR
Victor Sjöstrom
GUIÓN
John Colton
Dorothy Farnum
Gladys Unger
CAST
Greta Garbo .... Marianne
Lars Hanson .... Lucien
Lowell Sherman .... Henry Legrand
Polly Moran .... Mme. Pigonier
Dorothy Cumming .... Mmme. Zizi Rouck, Marianne's Mother
Johnny Mack Brown .... Jean Lery
Cesare Gravina .... Gigi
Paulette Duval .... Paulette
Jean De Briac .... Stage Director
FOTOGRAFIA:
Oliver T. Marsh
MONTAJE
Conrad A. Nervig
DIRECCIÓN ARTISTICA
Cedric Gibbons
SINOPSIS
[quote]THE DIVINE WOMAN by Victor Sjostrom is the only film with Greta Garbo that is mainly lost. As a few reviewers already mentioned, only one short reel survived, was found in Moscow archive in 1993 and is now part of the Garbo DVD collection. According to this reel, one can infer that in THE DIVINE WOMAN, Greta Garbo is as young and sexy as in FLESH AND THE DEVIL, as delicate as in THE MYSTERIOUS LADY and as overwhelmingly beautiful as in A WOMAN OF AFFAIRS. Besides, there is something more that is not so visible in earlier of her films.
There are a few factors that prove this movie must have been significant for Garbo as an actress and as a person:
- the director, Victor Sjostrom, a Swede, famous for a popular silent THE WIND (1928) with Lilian Gish and Lars Hanson. He was the director whom Garbo highly respected. He was not that critical in her life as Mauritz Stiller, but also had an impact on her career in Hollywood. Moreover, THE DIVINE WOMAN is the one and only film by Sjostrom with Garbo.
- it is another, this time the third, movie in which Garbo plays by the side of an aforementioned Swedish actor, Lars Hanson. Before, she worked with him on the set of SAGA OF GOSTA BERLING (1925) by Stiller and an unforgettable FLESH AND THE DEVIL (1926) by Brown.
- THE DIVINE WOMAN was one of the first movies where Garbo was given a different, a more ambitious role than a shy Countess Dohma in TORRENT (1926) or a vamp Elena in THE TEMPTRESS (1926). This movie, though not that significant as FLESH AND THE DEVIL (1926) started a more complex portrayal of characters by Garbo and allowed her for a wider choice.
It is a great pity that so little of it has survived. Nevertheless, some people would probably say that better something than nothing at all. True! At least this something proves again what a divine actress she was.[/quote] (Extraído de IMDB)
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THE DIVINE WOMAN (1928)
DIRECTOR
Victor Sjöstrom
GUIÓN
John Colton
Dorothy Farnum
Gladys Unger
CAST
Greta Garbo .... Marianne
Lars Hanson .... Lucien
Lowell Sherman .... Henry Legrand
Polly Moran .... Mme. Pigonier
Dorothy Cumming .... Mmme. Zizi Rouck, Marianne's Mother
Johnny Mack Brown .... Jean Lery
Cesare Gravina .... Gigi
Paulette Duval .... Paulette
Jean De Briac .... Stage Director
FOTOGRAFIA:
Oliver T. Marsh
MONTAJE
Conrad A. Nervig
DIRECCIÓN ARTISTICA
Cedric Gibbons
SINOPSIS
[quote]THE DIVINE WOMAN by Victor Sjostrom is the only film with Greta Garbo that is mainly lost. As a few reviewers already mentioned, only one short reel survived, was found in Moscow archive in 1993 and is now part of the Garbo DVD collection. According to this reel, one can infer that in THE DIVINE WOMAN, Greta Garbo is as young and sexy as in FLESH AND THE DEVIL, as delicate as in THE MYSTERIOUS LADY and as overwhelmingly beautiful as in A WOMAN OF AFFAIRS. Besides, there is something more that is not so visible in earlier of her films.
There are a few factors that prove this movie must have been significant for Garbo as an actress and as a person:
- the director, Victor Sjostrom, a Swede, famous for a popular silent THE WIND (1928) with Lilian Gish and Lars Hanson. He was the director whom Garbo highly respected. He was not that critical in her life as Mauritz Stiller, but also had an impact on her career in Hollywood. Moreover, THE DIVINE WOMAN is the one and only film by Sjostrom with Garbo.
- it is another, this time the third, movie in which Garbo plays by the side of an aforementioned Swedish actor, Lars Hanson. Before, she worked with him on the set of SAGA OF GOSTA BERLING (1925) by Stiller and an unforgettable FLESH AND THE DEVIL (1926) by Brown.
- THE DIVINE WOMAN was one of the first movies where Garbo was given a different, a more ambitious role than a shy Countess Dohma in TORRENT (1926) or a vamp Elena in THE TEMPTRESS (1926). This movie, though not that significant as FLESH AND THE DEVIL (1926) started a more complex portrayal of characters by Garbo and allowed her for a wider choice.
It is a great pity that so little of it has survived. Nevertheless, some people would probably say that better something than nothing at all. True! At least this something proves again what a divine actress she was.[/quote] (Extraído de IMDB)
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