Voices – Erich von Stroheim
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| Dec. 21, 1919: Edwin Schallert profiles Erich von Stroheim and talks about his new film, "Blind Husbands." “Everything Stroheim does is [characterization]; he can't talk to you for five minutes without starting to act.” |
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| Dec. 21, 1919: Edwin Schallert profiles Erich von Stroheim and talks about his new film, "Blind Husbands." “Everything Stroheim does is [characterization]; he can't talk to you for five minutes without starting to act.” |
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Von Stroheim definitely was a character. He was actually born to a middle class Jewish family in Vienna, but created a myth about coming from an aristocratic family. His service in the military was menial as well, nothing as elaborate as he claimed. He loved this world, however, and it occupies a large part of most of the films he directed.
Posted by: Mary Mallory | December 21, 2009 at 10:38 AM