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Die Puppe (1919)

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AKA: The Doll

Summary: It is a fairy tale about of a young prince named Lancelot(Hermann Thimig) who flees from his uncle Baron von Chanterelle(Max Kronert) to avoid a marriage. He settles in a monastery. There, he meets several monks who persuade him to marry a human-like mechanical doll and give them his uncle's dowry... (IMDB Comments)

Genres: Comedy, Fantasy

Country: Germany

Directed By: Ernst Lubitsch

Written By: Ernst Lubitsch, Hanns Kräly, E.T.A. Hoffmann, A.E. Willner

Starring: Max Kronert, Josefine Dora, Victor Janson, Marga Köhler, Lapitski, Paul Morgan, Jakob Tiedtke, Ossi Oswalda

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TCI	User	Score	Tier
na	kjfellows	90	T₉
na	henrybr	77	T₇
lubitsch's fairy tale is charming with all its outright fakeness and also shows us a bit of the spicy sense of humor that is a trademark of the director. at the same time, i found the story so sweet and innocent that it touched me, even though it was totally unreal (which was the proposal of the movie, so it's not a problem at all).
na	dharmabum	92	T₁₀
na	KarenKrist89	97	T₄
na	Stain	0	T₁
Really not funny or clever or charming at all. Another reason why Lubitsch is one of the "classic" directors whose work I mostly can't stand
na	allisoncm	78	T₉
na	filmaffinity	77	T₁₀
na	viniciusjn	90	T₈
na	Theodora	50	T₂
na	IsaacFord	85	T₇
na	Illandir	95	T₁₀
na	imdb	66	T₆