Homage to Early Screen Comedian
“The Max Linder Collection” showcases an entertainer not widely known in this country. Linder pre-dated both Chaplin and Keaton as a pioneer of screen comedy. Chaplin referred to Linder, one of the first international comedy stars, as his “Professor.” With his character of the elegant boulevardier, Linder stood in contrast to other comedians of this time, combining slapstick with sophisticated situational humor centered around his misadventures. Linder’s movie career began in France, where he starred in more than 100 comedies. Following World War I, he came to Hollywood where he continued creating his special brand of comedy.<br /><br />The collection contains three of Linder’s American feature-length comedies, “The Three Must-Get-Theres” (1922), the complete version of “Be My Wife” (1921), and “Seven Years Bad Luck” 1921). Also included is the 1917 short “Max Wants a Divorce.” For those used to the wild, masterfully choreographed antics of Chaplin, Linder will seem more restrained — an acquired taste. Though his films are now regarded as classics, American audiences never completely warmed to them and, depressed when his career declined, he committed suicide in 1925.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Max Linder. This French master of silent film comedy paved the way for such icons as Charlie Chaplin, Harold Lloyd and Buster Keaton. Includes the Three Must-Get-There's (Bull Montana. 1922/58 min.), Seven Years Bad Luck (Alta Allen. 1921/62 min.) and Be My Wife (Alta Allen. 1921/55 min.), plus a bonus short. Silent. B&w/NR/fullscreen..