1900‐73 German and American film director known as the "master of film noir." Born in Memphis, Texas, while his parents (his father was a banker from Leipzig) were traveling in the United States. After working as a stage actor, director, and producer, he joined UFA in 1925 as a subtitler for German versions of American films, and after working as an assistant director, editor, and scriptwriter, in 1929 he co-directed the experimental feature film The Sunday People, using documentary techniques, with Edgar Ulmer (1904-72). Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
1900‐73 〈フィルム・ノワールの巨匠〉として知られるドイツおよびアメリカの映画監督。両親(父はライプチヒの銀行家)が旅行滞在中のアメリカのテキサス州メンフィスで生まれる。舞台の俳優,演出家,プロデューサーから,1925年,アメリカ映画のドイツ語版の字幕制作者としてウーファ社に入り,助監督,編集者,脚本家を経て,29年,記録映画の手法による実験的な長編《日曜日の人々》をエドガー・ウルマー(1904‐72)と共同監督。 出典 株式会社平凡社世界大百科事典 第2版について 情報 |
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