Bluebeard (1944) | |
| Director(s) | Edgar G. Ulmer |
| Producer(s) | Leon Fromkess |
| Top Genres | Crime, Film Noir, Horror, Mystery, Thriller/Suspense |
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Bluebeard (1944) was a Crime - Film Noir Film directed by Edgar G. Ulmer and produced by Leon Fromkess.
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BLUEBEARD (1944) On Blu-ray From Kino
By Dan Day, Jr. on May 6, 2024 From The Hitless Wonder Movie BlogThe 1944 Gothic noir BLUEBEARD has had plenty of public domain home video releases, due to its being a product of Hollywood's poverty row. The movie now has an official release from Kino Lorber. BLUEBEARD, set in 19th Century Paris, was made by the low-budget PRC studio, and it was directed by a low... Read full article
Bluebeard (2017, Lee Soo-youn)
By Andrew Wickliffe on Aug 19, 2017 From The Stop ButtonBluebeard runs just under two hours. The last forty-five minutes of it basically undo?or seem to undo?everything in the first seventy-five minutes. Writer and director Lee doesn?t want to answer the questions the film?s mysteries raise, but reveal entirely new mysteries with entirely new answers. Wi... Read full article
Bluebeard in Black and White: Fritz Lang’s “Secret Beyond the Door”
By Amy on Nov 11, 2014 From Random PicturesThis is my contribution to the Fairy Tale Blogathon hosted by the always-fascinating Movies Silently. Check out more of the posts there! Let me start this post about Secret Beyond the Door by blaming the enchanting Angela Carter. Carter (1940 ? 1992) wrote some of my favorite books, including The Bl... Read full article
Bluebeard in Black and White: Fritz Lang’s “Secret Beyond the Door”
By Amy on Nov 11, 2014 From Random PicturesThis is my contribution to the Fairy Tale Blogathon hosted by the always-fascinating Movies Silently. Check out more of the posts there! Let me start this post about Secret Beyond the Door by blaming the enchanting Angela Carter. Carter (1940 ? 1992) wrote some of my favorite books, including The Bl... Read full article
May Days of Melies – Bluebeard [Barbe-bleue] (1901)
By chrisgiddens on May 6, 2012 From The Giddy BlogBluebeard (aka Barbe-bleue) by Georges M?li?s, adapted from the French folktale of the same name by Charles Perrault, contains the oldest known example of product placement in a movie. Keep an eye out for Mercier champagne! http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0131934/ Share this:FacebookTwitterPinte... Read full article
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Lucille: What would Bluebeard want with me?
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Shot in six days.
Eugen Schüfftan was actually the director of photography but could not be credited on screen because he was not yet a member of the cinematographer's union. So he was credited as production designer, the job actually done by director Edgar G. Ulmer, while the camera operator Jockey Arthur Feindel was credited as director of photography.
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