The 14 Apr 1923Motion Picture News reported that directorGeorge D. Baker and scenarist Charles Whittaker were preparing the continuity forThe Magic Skin, to be produced at the Goldwyn Studios by Achievement Films, Inc.
An item in the 7 Jul 1923Camera mentioned that former child actorYale Boss had just finished working the Baker inThe Magic-Skin.
The story was originally filmed in 1915 under the English translation of Balzac's story,The Magic Skin (see entry). ...
The 14 Apr 1923Motion Picture News reported that directorGeorge D. Baker and scenarist Charles Whittaker were preparing the continuity forThe Magic Skin, to be produced at the Goldwyn Studios by Achievement Films, Inc.
An item in the 7 Jul 1923Camera mentioned that former child actorYale Boss had just finished working the Baker inThe Magic-Skin.
The story was originally filmed in 1915 under the English translation of Balzac's story,The Magic Skin (see entry).
Poet Raphael Valentin meets the vampish Russian Countess Fedora, who makes him successful overnight, then rejects him. An antiquarian gives him a piece of magic leather that will grant every wish. The poet becomes rich and famous again, destroys Countess Fedora, and is about to die because he is a "slave of desire" when a girl he once loved but deserted saves ...
Poet Raphael Valentin meets the vampish Russian Countess Fedora, who makes him successful overnight, then rejects him. An antiquarian gives him a piece of magic leather that will grant every wish. The poet becomes rich and famous again, destroys Countess Fedora, and is about to die because he is a "slave of desire" when a girl he once loved but deserted saves him.
In the onscreen credits, actorS. Z. Sakall's name is incorrectly spelled "S. K. Sakall." HR news items add the following information about the production: ...>>
The summary and note for this entry were completed with participation from the AFI Academic Network. Summary and note were written by participant JoAnn Yao, a student at ...>>
The following dedication appears in the opening credits: “For nearly forty years this story has given faithful service to the Young in Heart; and Time has been powerless to ...>>
The film's working titles were The Looters and The Last of the Independents, the latter was a phrase used to describe "Charley Varrick" within the ...>>
In an interview with Richard Thompson, published in the Mar-Apr 1976 edition of Film Comment, writerPaul Schrader stated that producers Michael and>>