It seems that a good many of the actors in the 1902 Trip to the moon were born in the early 19th century, well before cinema, or for that matter, still photography was mass produced. Before Eastman Kodak mass marketed still photographs on emulsified paper, they were exposed on special large slides of chemically treated, very thin glass and were really expensive. Only wealthy families could have portraits taken.
Think of the quantum change Technologically, Scientifically, & socially between 1902 and 2002. Someone from 1802 would not have been unable to adapt to 1902, but someone from 1902 placed into 2002 would probably die of shock & fear.
This is such a fascinating short film by George M, (not going to try spelling his name,) but I could have sworn that Charlie Chaplin had something to do with directing it. There was something about Trip to the Moon in a documentary I saw about Charlie Chaplin, another fantastic early movie producer.
@@iconaus No, I'm not sure. I remember something about the woman sitting in the crescent moon in the center of the sleeping scene being the girlfriend or wife of the movie producer. Maybe it was George M's wife. Do you know if Charlie Chaplin or Buster Keaton helped in this production of Trip to the Moon? If I find out anything more, I'll let you know. I think it was in a DVD I rented from Netflix. It was the history of silent films, or something like that. I'll do some more research.
It was the movie "Hugo." I was thinking of. It told about the making of Trip to the Moon by George Melies in the movie. Don't know where I got Charlie Chaplin.
Verne's book, From the Earth to the Moon, was published in 1865, but the second part of the film is inspired by another novel The First Men in the Moon by H.G. Wells
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I was scared it was in French but then it has no words!
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It seems that a good many of the actors in the 1902 Trip to the moon were born in the early 19th century, well before cinema, or for that matter, still photography was mass produced. Before Eastman Kodak mass marketed still photographs on emulsified paper, they were exposed on special large slides of chemically treated, very thin glass and were really expensive. Only wealthy families could have portraits taken.
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Think of the quantum change Technologically, Scientifically, & socially between 1902 and 2002. Someone from 1802 would not have been unable to adapt to 1902, but someone from 1902 placed into 2002 would probably die of shock & fear.
Relic.
This is such a fascinating short film by George M, (not going to try spelling his name,) but I could have sworn that Charlie Chaplin had something to do with directing it. There was something about Trip to the Moon in a documentary I saw about Charlie Chaplin, another fantastic early movie producer.
Are you sure it was Chaplin and not Buster Keaton?
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No, I'm not sure. I remember something about the woman sitting in the crescent moon in the center of the sleeping scene being the girlfriend or wife of the movie producer. Maybe it was George M's wife. Do you know if Charlie Chaplin or Buster Keaton helped in this production of Trip to the Moon? If I find out anything more, I'll let you know. I think it was in a DVD I rented from Netflix. It was the history of silent films, or something like that. I'll do some more research.
In 1902, Chaplin was 13, and Keaton 7.
It was the movie "Hugo." I was thinking of. It told about the making of Trip to the Moon by George Melies in the movie. Don't know where I got Charlie Chaplin.
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It was the movie "Hugo" I was thinking of. Some history of George Melies mixed in with a storyline.
Incredible
If I was the moon I would be pissed too
i think the moon felt hurt 🤕
why dont you use the air sountrack colorized version
esta inspirada en Julio Verne? O viceversa?
Verne's book, From the Earth to the Moon, was published in 1865, but the second part of the film is inspired by another novel The First Men in the Moon by H.G. Wells
@@iconaus Ah, ok. Gracias.
Interesting
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Thats an Oggy and the cockroaches episode
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More realistic than the supposed landing in 1969.
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