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First films was uneventful, with no stars and no noise. A popular movie in the 1890s was two girls ... beside a lake. Just before he extended his clothes, a train arrived to block their vi
First films was uneventful, with no stars and no noise. A popular movie in the 1890s was two naked girls on a lake. Just before he extended his clothes, a train arrived to block the view. In the next scene the two girls were swimming in the lake. The film was a huge success through country.One old farmer went to see the same movie for weeks and weeks. One day, the theater manager came down and said, "Say veteran. Every day we show the same movie with the girls, the train and the lake, and every day that comes." "Well, Sonny, one of these days I'm waiting for the train will be late "Many actors of the first films were very happy to remain anonymous, reasoning that the new flashes were a novelty and would damage its reputation in the legal arena. They often asked to work all day. His duties included hammering nails, painting the set, picking up trash, and heavy equipment. There was no benefit or trailers or glamor and big houses.
A casting director had to answer a newspaper boy in the street and hire him as a major player in five dollars a day. Ladies of the evening were often assigned to jobs, simply because they have their own wardrobe. Not knowing their real names, the film is going public to give their favorite actor is appropriate nicknames as "Champi" or "cowboy".'s Growing curiosity about the identity led to the birth of film buff magazines such as Play photo 1909. But the fear of their players would be huge demand wage producers still refused to release their owners names.One foremost theater is a former clothing store manager of Oshkosh, Wisconsin named Carl Laemmle the founder possible Universal Studios. In 1909, he was sick of buying the films of Thomas Edison and decided to create his own. Laemmle listened every evening, when his bosses do not leave the theater, much excited talk of the actors on the screen.
He decided if he would produce his own pictures, he sold them by creating a star.He wasted no time in hiring a twenty-year-old actress named Florence Lawrence known to the public as the girl after obtaining the Biograph, she worked for. An adventure was a four foot lead Laemmle a midnight raid of the Biograph, where he led his new star on his shoulder. He informed his real name and 250 weeks of salary in U.S. new fan magazines, and arranged for it to mysteriously disappear. "My competitors will stop at nothing to destroy me. They kidnapped poor Florence, perhaps even killed, "he said press.For the next few weeks, Americans have followed the saga in the newspapers, there were many false reports of cheating. An account was killed in Florence a tram. So as a pre-arranged by Carl Laemmle, Florence "miraculously" reappeared in St. Louis, she was bullied, his clothes torn off by the fans engaged. And so Florence Lawrence gained a huge success.
Movies with his name on the tent began to sell like hot cakes.A years later, she worked on a film when a fire broke out on set. Florence Young courageously risked his life to save his neighbor and the actors of the incident left her temporarily paralyzed. As she recovered nobody wanted to hire him. But even if she ended up in the dark, Florence Lawrence became the first movie star.
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