-
disfigured as a
child on the
orders of the king.
Exiled and
renamed "
Gwynplaine", he
travels with his
protector and companion, the
vagabond philosopher...
- the
blind Dea and
Conrad Veidt as
Gwynplaine. The film is
known for the
grotesque grin on the
character Gwynplaine's face,
which often leads it to be classified...
-
Fergus or
Feargus Gwynplaine MacIntyre (born Paul
Grant Jeffery; 9
March 1956 – 25 June 2010), also
known as Froggy, was a New York City-based journalist...
- that
Finger showed them an
image of
actor Conrad Veidt in
character as
Gwynplaine (a man
whose mouth is
disfigured into a
perpetual grin) in the 1928 film...
- film Mr.
Sardonicus (1961), and the
exaggerated grin of
Conrad Veidt's
Gwynplaine in the
silent film The Man Who
Laughs (1928).
Derrickson imagined the...
- 1705, Ursus's play
about Gwynplaine and Dea
became a
great success. They gave a
performance in London. On this occasion,
Gwynplaine is
confronted with his...
- (12): 20–23
Archived March 16, 2010, at the
Wayback Machine MacIntyre, F.
Gwynplaine (June 23, 2004). "Happy in her work". New York
Daily News.
Archived from...
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George M.
Cohan In America's
Theater George M.
Cohan on musicals101.com F.
Gwynplaine MacIntyre, "Dancing
after retirement:
Cohan plays Roosevelt, 1937", New...
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wanted him to
resemble Conrad Veidt's The Man Who
Laughs (1928)
character Gwynplaine that
inspired the Joker's
original portrayal in the comics.
Reeves made...
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George Alec Effinger's "Schrödinger's Kitten" (Omni,
September 1988), F.
Gwynplaine MacIntyre's "Schrödinger's Cat-Sitter" (Analog, July/August 2001), Rudy...
