| 题名与责任说明 | Ben-Hur :a tale of the Christ /Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer ; director, Fred Niblo ; [producers] Louis B. Mayer, Samuel Goldwyn, Irving Thalberg ; scenario, Carey Wilson ; continuity by Carey Wilson and Bess Meredyth ; adaptation by June Mathis. | | 责任者 | 1874-1948,1885-1957,1882-1974,1899-1936,1889-1962,1892-1927,1895-1960,1899-1968,1883-1966,1901-1984,1906-1971,1877-1966,1827-1905. | | 责任者附加项 | Niblo, Fred,
Mayer, Louis B.
Goldwyn, Samuel,
Thalberg, Irving G.,
Wilson, Carey,
Meredyth, Bess,
Mathis, June,
Gibbons, Cedric,
Novarro, Ramon,
Bushman, Francis X.,
McAvoy, May,
Bronson, Betty,
McDowell, Clare,
Wallace, Lew,Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
Turner Entertainment Co. Collection (Library of Congress) | | 出版发行 | New York :Grosset and dunlap,1922. | | 载体形态 | 14 reels of 14 on 7 (11554 ft.) :sd., b&w & col. ;35 mm. archival pos. | | 主题附加款目 | JewsPersecutionsDrama.JewsPersecutionsDrama.Jesus ChristDrama.
PaganismDrama.
PaganismDrama.
Chariot racingDrama.
Chariot racingDrama.Holy Roman EmpireHistoryDrama.
Leprosy in the BibleDrama.
Leprosy in the BibleDrama.Religious films and video.
Epics. | | 国会图书馆分类号 | FQA 5553-5559 (arch pos) | | 其它分类号 | PS3134 | | 附注项 | Copyright: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Distributing Corp.; 8Oct27; LP24477.
Minor change version: [English language interior titles with musical track added].Photography by Rene Guissart, Percy Hilburn, Karl Struss, Clyde DeVinna ; settings by Cedric Gibbons, Horace Jackson ; titles by Katharine Hilliker, H.H. Caldwell ; film editor, Lloyd Nosler.
LC copy designated as an arch pos to be used as a projection print, per P. Spehr, Asst. Chief, M/B/RS, 9-3-86.
DLCRamon Novarro (Ben-Hur), Francis X. Bushman (Messala), May McAvoy (Esther), Betty Bronson (Mary), Claire McDowell (Princess of Hur).
Production and distribution information verified in Brownlow's, The Parade's gone by, p. 385-413.
The Nativity sequence was filmed in color and directed by Ferdinand P. Earle, per AFI catalog, F2, p. 51.Variety film reviews,1/6/1926.In Jerusalem, oppressed by the power of Imperial Rome, Ben-Hur, of the Jewish house of Hur, develops a friendship with Messala, a Roman centurion, which turns to enmity when he learns of Messala's egotism and hatred of the Jews; to please the governor, Messala arrests Ben-Hur's entire family when a loose tile accidentally falls from the roof of their house and kills a Roman general. Sentenced as a galley slave and driven into the desert, Ben-Hur meets the Christ, who gives him water and refreshes his spirit; when he saves the life of Arrius, the Roman ship commander, he is adopted by Arrius and becomes popular and wealthy as a charioteer. During a chariot race against Messala, in Rome, Ben-Hur gets revenge against Messala by defeating him. In Jerusalem, where Jesus is crucified, Ben-Hur is recognized by his leprous mother and sister and learns of Jesus' mission to save mankind. With the help of Esther, Ben-Hur's mother and sister are cured and the entire family is reunited.
Summary is paraphrased from AFI catalog, F2, p. 51.
Based on the novel by General Lew Wallace.Received: 10/7/86;arch pos;gift;Turner Entertainment Co. Collection. |
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