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La musique suffit pour une existence mais une existence ne suffit pas à la musique.
C.B.Рахманинов
C.B.Рахманинов
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Harold Lloyd : "Speedy" Final
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Pour information, l'accident du tramway contre un pilier n'était pas prévu. Ce fut un accident de tournage ; Harold Lloyd a tout de même trouvé le moyen de repartir tout en collant avec le scénario....
"The High Sign" Final
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La dernière scène du film de Buster Keaton "The High Sign" (1921)
Buster Keaton extraits n°2
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Encore quelques extraits avec une étude de Chopin (par Cortot) en fond sonore.
Buster Keaton extraits n°1
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Quelques extraits de Buster Keaton avec Rachmaninov en fond sonore, une suite avec la musique de Chopin est en préparation....
Rachmaninov: Prelude Op 3 no 2 pour deux pianos
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Par Ingryd Thorson & Julian Thurber
Rachmaninoff extraits
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Quelques extraits de l'excellent film: "Rachmaninoff The harvest of sorrow"
There were three Great Silent Masters: Keaton, Lloyd and Chaplin. And Laurel & Hardy. And Langdon. The rest are exceptional, but second choices. The scores of CD are the best ever
This is, my great great grandfather ERA
Why is the ghostly reflection of that guy in the interrogation room, why is it facing us? Shouldn’t we see the back of it?
These were teams of horses. Notice how they step over the police manican. When we see a later movie, we see two horse who aren't matched. That is there're not used to working with one another and don't know whether to go right or left. As such, they pull against one another. You see in the final part of"Girl Shy."
I actually have several of HL's films when they came out on VHS and the soundtrack was dolby and a superior one than what we here today. I've only played them a few times so they should be in good shape. The score is not the boring one earlier but a vibrant, dolby and creative one. i think I have four.
Ha ha ha ha good
Nice video
Music has been changed, playing slowly doesn’t work.
is the location in New York or Los Angeles city, please?
They can't come up with stuff like this anymore. Their creative juices are warped.
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Pensei que era só vídeo do Harold Loyd
Гений смеха
*عراقي مر من هنا*
Hhhhhhhhhhhhhh
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I love you always, Harold Lloyd!
Yes , he is amazing ❤
Le tramway hippomobile, une fois attaché à la voiture, déraille sur la chaussée, comme le "chemin de fer américain" de Loubat (1° tram à Paris en 1853 Cours la Reine, installé par Loubat, à son retour des USA où il a expérimenté le système)
6:10 the best part!
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Filming moves between Manhattan and Los Angeles as often as if it were a Kojak episode.
Harold Lloyd is so cute 😍😍😍
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Cool indeed.
enjoyed it.
amazing! so funny despite being so old - real artists!
Those poor horses 🏇🏇🏇😱😱😱😁😁🇬🇧
Super
I have no idea why he had to get there, but apparently he did, in time.
The context in the movie is that Lloyd's fiancé's grandfather (the old man with the pocket watch) owns the last horse drawn street car in New York. The old man in the limo is a streetcar magnate, and wants to buy the horse streetcar's line so he can hold the monopoly on streetcars in the city. Earlier in the movie he offered to buy it at a reasonable price for its value. But when Lloyd's character learned about the magnate's attempt to create a monopoly, Lloyd said they wouldn't sell but for 8x that amount. The magnate then decided to force the line out of business through crooked tactics. In the finale, the magnate had his men steal the streetcar, taking advantage of a legal clause that said if a streetcar line is out of service for 24 hours its contract is void. Here, Lloyd has managed to steal the streetcar back, but he has less than an hour left to get it back across the city. That is the chase seen here.
@@potblack6043 Well, he may have saved the horsedrawn streetcar line by beating the deadline, but in terms of real-life technology, it was doomed anyway.
@@hebneh They did mention that for the happy ending. When the magnate saw that his dirty plan had failed, he agreed to meet their price. They ended up selling the line to the magnate for $100,000, Harold and his Fiancé got married, and they honeymoon at Niagara Falls.
@@hebneh I actually disagree loads of people would go on horse drawn carriages now merely for the experience due to it’s not something you can do often so would be a tourist attraction. For example black taxis in London are extortionate but most people go to London to see the main attractions and to ride in it regardless of the price due to london being the only place with iconic taxis which makes it the hub for tourists and rich/middle class people
@@lawfulbeneficiary1731 People today might ride a horsedrawn vehicle for fun at a tourist destination, but when this movie was made in the 1920s, these were outmoded and no longer viable for daily transportation in a city. Nobody was sentimental about them then.
Super cool buster
This shot is india in utter pardesh
I believe the crash was unscripted then worked into the story..
andy massingham Seemed like it might have hurt the horses, but maybe they are more tough than that.
Almost as exciting as the race in Ben Hur:)
This music is incredible. Is it remastered or something?
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He's the best. Nat like those .........politicians
waltham pocket watch
good job
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where did the horse come from that's inside the trolley at 5:56?
That's an unsolved mystery.
There were two crashes but only one was captured on film.
I really care about Harold lloyd and Mildred davis alot.
me too :)
Yes, a great "hollywood" story... they stayed married for life from 1923, until her death in 1969. Makes me like them all the more.
@@scatoutdebutter - Despite Harold had romantically involved with Jobyna, his costar after Mildred stopped acting post marriage.
I like this video. And I also like Harold lloyd movies and videos.
Non, l'accident a été prévu. L'homme qui a été écrasé était un mannequin.
Un « grand » virtuose dans les deux sens du terme.
Merci pour ces petits films. 8:42 : au montage, images intercalées avant l'accident. Reconnu le pont de Brooklyn, New York.
Effectivement, c'est lors de la conception du film.
05:16 Petite erreur de montage : l'image est inversée, voir le texte à droite de l'ascenseur (monte-charge).