-
Impossible Voyage (1904). Marie-Georges-Jean
Méliès was born 8
December 1861 in Paris, son of Jean-Louis
Méliès and his
Dutch wife Johannah-Catherine Schuering...
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Georges Méliès (1861–1938) was a
French pioneering filmmaker.
Melies may also
refer to:
Gaston Méliès (1852–1915),
French film director,
brother of Georges...
-
reconstructed from
available evidence:
Georges Méliès as
Professor Barbenfouillis and The Moon.
Méliès, a
pioneering French film-maker and
magician now...
- The
Méliès d'Or (French pronunciation: [meljɛs dɔʁ]; English:
Golden Méliès) is an
award presented annually by the
Méliès International Festivals Federation...
- States. He was the
brother of the film
director Georges Méliès.
Gaston and the
third and
elder Méliès brother, Henri, ran the
family shoe
factory in Paris...
-
revival of
interest in
Méliès and his work in the late 1920s, he took part in
several film projects: On 16
December 1929, a "Gala
Méliès" was held at the Salle...
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first awards in 1995, the
Méliès d'Argent (Silver
Méliès) and the
Méliès d'Or (Golden
Méliès),
named in
honour of
Georges Méliès, the
great French pioneer...
- "The
American Méliès".
Sight and Sound.
Méliès & Malthète 1988, p. 10. Thompson,
Frank (1995). "The
First Picture Show:
Gaston Méliès's Star Film Ranch...
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cinema that
praises Méliès' contributions. They meet the book's author, René Tabard, a film
expert who is
surprised to hear
Méliès is alive, as he disappeared...
- Malthête-
Méliès.
Adresses the
writings and
drawings of
Méliès. Deslandes,
Jacques (1963). Le
boulevard du cinéma à l'époque de
Georges Méliès (in French)...
