फंतासीवर्ष1952अवधि2h 8mIMDb7.1

The Tales of Hoffmann

फंतासीसंगीतMusical

A melancholy poet reflects on three women he loved and lost in the past: a mechanical performing doll, a Venetian courtesan, and the consumptive daughter of a celebrated composer.

अभी देखें

ट्रेलर

कलाकार

Michael Powell

Director

Emeric Pressburger

Director

Moira Shearer

Stella

Moira Shearer

Kleinzach's Lady-Love

Moira Shearer

Olympia

Robert Rounseville

E.T.A. Hoffmann

Robert Rounseville

Self

Ludmilla Tchérina

Giulietta

Ludmilla Tchérina

Self

Ann Ayars

Antonia

Ann Ayars

Self

Pamela Brown

Nicklaus

Pamela Brown

Self

Léonide Massine

Spalanzani

Léonide Massine

Schlemil

Léonide Massine

Franz

Robert Helpmann

Councillor Lindorf

Robert Helpmann

Coppelius

Robert Helpmann

Dapertutto

Frederick Ashton

Kleinzach

Frederick Ashton

Cochenille

Frederick Ashton

Self

Mogens Wieth

Crespel

Mogens Wieth

Self

LH

Lionel Harris

Pitichinaccio

LH

Lionel Harris

Self

Philip Leaver

Andres

MM

Meinhart Maur

Luther

EA

Edmond Audran

Partner to Stella in Dragonfly Ballet

DB

Dorothy Bond

Olympia

DB

Dorothy Bond

Self

MG

Margherita Grandi

Giulietta

MG

Margherita Grandi

Self

MS

Monica Sinclair

Nicklaus

MS

Monica Sinclair

Self

Joan Alexander

Antonia's Mother

GC

Grahame Clifford

Spalanzani

GC

Grahame Clifford

Franz

GC

Grahame Clifford

Self

Dennis Arundell

Writer

JB

Jules Barbier

Writer

Michael Powell

Writer

Emeric Pressburger

Writer

MC

Michel Carré

Writer

E.T.A. Hoffmann

Writer

आपको ये भी पसंद आ सकते हैं

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ScuderiaMay 29, 2023

source: The Tales of Hoffmann

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David👑Nov 16, 2022

The Tales of Hoffmann

didilekitlaneNov 16, 2022

A film of Offenbach's opera, choreographed by Frederick Ashton, designed by Hein Heckroth, and played by the Royal Philharmonic under Sir Thomas Beecham. Dear God, almost every second of it is overwhelmingly lovely. It may, in fact, be one of the most beautiful things wrought by man. The only drawback is that I am now completely smitten by Ludmilla Tcherina, one of the most beautiful works of God, and would sell my reflection to get hold of the 'missing' Powell and Pressburger films she also stars in, 'Oh... Rosalinda!' and 'Honeymoon.' If you loved 'The Red Shoes', you have to see this.

nisrin_lifeNov 16, 2022

I liked the Red Shoes more, but Tales of Hoffmann is still an excellent Powell & Pressburger movie. While I did have trouble understanding the English opera (my first one at that), the episode character lists really helped. It's interesting to note that as Hoffmann tells his tales, the women in each episode become more "real." It did seem to drag on a bit at times, but I think it might be one of those movies that looks better with a second or third viewing. Still a wonderful and dazzling movie with amazing set & costume designs & expertly directed.

hiann_christopherNov 16, 2022

Rational? I cannot be rational about this mad cinematic gem. I was spellbound as a child watching it over and over again on the Million Dollar Movie (on B&W TV, no less!) Like Martin Scorcese's mother, mine too would call from the kitchen (when I was sneaking yet another look) "Turn that off! You watched it yesterday and the day before. Now we've heard enough of that thing!" Run, do not walk, to purchase the newly released Criterion DVD. It is worth every penny. Never has the color been so lush and the detail so finally delineated. And I know, I have pursued (rare) showings of this film nearly all my 50 years. If you think you've seen Hoffman before, wait until you see this!

Lintle SenekaneNov 16, 2022

I saw this film when it first came out and was overwhelmed by the music (by Jacques Offenbach) and the gorgeous 3-strip Technicolor. I even bought the LP soundtrack album (twice). When the Criterion laserdisc version came out, I forked out beaucoup bucks for it -- and was not disappointed! I suspect this film was the first music video, for all the sound (singing and music) was pre-recorded, which gave it a more pure quality. Nearly all the on-camera players were ballet stars, who lip-synced singing by opera stars! It is an opera, after all, so perhaps it could be accused of being a bit stagey, but so what!! It is a pure delight, and I am now happy to report that Criterion has released the DVD! It has been restored and digitally remastered for a truly glorious presentation. Comments by Martin Scorcese only add to the release!

leong_munyeeNov 16, 2022

Powell and Pressburger made this overblown opera a few years after their ballet film, The Red Shoes. Featuring good performances from Robert Rounsville, Moira Shearer, Robert Helpmann and Pamela Brown and some fantastic images; plus that great music from Offenbach (not always easy to follow the stories but they are enjoyable) and lots of garish Technicolor. I think Olympia might be my favourite of the stories but I did find them all equally excellent. Hard to categorise this movie but in the P&P canon it stands as one of their best.

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