La muñeca

Título original: Die Puppe

1919
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1h 6min

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Ossi Oswalda and Hermann Thimig in La muñeca (1919)

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaForced into marriage by his uncle, a man decides to fool him by marrying a life-like mechanical doll instead.Forced into marriage by his uncle, a man decides to fool him by marrying a life-like mechanical doll instead.Forced into marriage by his uncle, a man decides to fool him by marrying a life-like mechanical doll instead.

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At one point Lancelot takes a heart out of the leg of his pants. This is an allusion to the German expression 'Das Herz ist mir in die Hose gerutscht' (my heart slid into my pants) which is equivalent to 'to have one's heart in one's boots'.

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Lancelot shouts his alarm to a monk that he is being pursued by "40 women". However, about 20 women are seen on screen.

He says this because the butler earlier had announced "Forty women at the door!" It's an estimate as it's doubtful the butler made an individual count. Also, there is no "requirement" that all referenced individuals must appear on screen.

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Baron von Chanterelle: [on Lancelot's wedding night] Do you need any more pieces of advice?
Lancelot: No thanks, I have an instruction manual.

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Featured in Cinema Europe: The Other Hollywood (1995)

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Delightful post WWI silent comedy fairy tale

I caught this on TCM, it is a completely captivating and delightful experience for all ages, so many layers in this story. Cannot recommend it enough for its period charm and generally kookiness.

However, the cast list here on IMDB is a mess due to faulty translations. "Dessen Frau" means "His Wife", and refers to Baron Chanterelle (chanterelles are a group of mushrooms, much eaten in Germany in late summer/autumn.) Similarly, "His Daughter" (Ossi, or The Doll) again refers to the Baron as her father. "The Briar" (!) should, I think, be The Friar; only in the film he is in fact the Abbot of the monastery, not merely a Brother. Wikipedia gets it all correct on its page about this film.