One of the best modern versions is by Primo Levi, who did time in the death camps. Unforgettable are the first words that the creature speaks: "Why do the unjust prosper?
Bring 'em on Hans. I'm sure you know the work of the architect Hans Poelzig, who was the production designer on Paul Wegener's classic. There is a book on Poelzig: ISBN. 0-262-16127-3 I think I heard that Wegener made this fim twice...I don't know which version I've seen. In the Lon Chaney/Universal WOLFMAN movie there was a mad architect character called Poelzig...Normally seen among interesting artdeco sets...But poorly lit and nothing like Poelzig's own mysterious work...Well, I guess it would'nt put bums on seats.
Hello Yacin, These drawings are about 10 years old.....I just found them again. Daniel Cacouault showed me Battaglia's Golem about 5 years ago. I do like Battaglia...But I don't like his version of the creature. I'd like to return to this theme when the time is right. Paul Wegener's strange costume is hard to beat. Noone would create a movie monster like that these days. Is Battaglia still around? And where is my favourite Italian BD artist Sergio Toppi?
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Bring 'em on Hans.
I'm sure you know the work of the architect Hans Poelzig, who was the production designer on Paul Wegener's classic.
There is a book on Poelzig: ISBN. 0-262-16127-3
I think I heard that Wegener made this fim twice...I don't know which version I've seen.
In the Lon Chaney/Universal WOLFMAN movie there was a mad architect character called Poelzig...Normally seen among interesting artdeco sets...But poorly lit and nothing like Poelzig's own mysterious work...Well, I guess it would'nt put bums on seats.
Hello Yacin,
These drawings are about 10 years old.....I just found them again.
Daniel Cacouault showed me Battaglia's Golem about 5 years ago. I do like Battaglia...But I don't like his version of the creature.
I'd like to return to this theme when the time is right.
Paul Wegener's strange costume is hard to beat. Noone would create a movie monster like that these days.
Is Battaglia still around?
And where is my favourite Italian BD artist Sergio Toppi?
c'est vraiment superbe...
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