Douglas Sirk

Douglas Sirk Douglas Sirk
The real name	Hans Detlef Sierck Hans デトレフ ジールク
The date of birth	(1897-04-26) 1897April 26
Date of death	(1987-01-14) January 14, 1987 (89 years old death)
Birthplace	Hamburg
Death place	ルガーノ
Indication

The movie director that Douglas Sirk (Douglas Sirk, real name :Hans Detlef Sierck, from April 26, 1897 to January 14, 1987) is from Germany. I played an active part in Hollywood.

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Brief career history

I am born in cause, Hamburg of Dane parents and am brought up in Germany and Denmark. I start a carrier as a stage director by the cause of ヴァイマル coKazumasa and am engaged in filmmaking in a woofer in 1934. However, because a wife was a Jew, I escaped from the oppression of the Nazis and I left Germany in 1937 and took refuge in the United States.

I supervised anti-Nazis movie "Hitler's Madman" in Hollywood in 1942. After the bottom of the pile continued for a while, I wrote a series of melodramas by a universal movie from 1952 through 1958 and supervised other Western films.

I came back to Germany in the 1970s and died in Switzerland in 1987.

I visit Japan (1955) on September 10 in 1955.

Digression

I was going to be chosen as an examination chairperson in the Cannes Film Festival of 1980 by the reevaluation of the work, but the telegraphic message of the request was sent to Kirk Douglas by a slip-up, and it was not able to be to the examination chairperson in the year [¹].

Main supervision work

• The ninth symphony music Schlußakkord (1935)
• Music Das Hofkonzert (1936) of the 思 ひ appearance
• World 涯 てに Zu neuen Ufern (1936)
• South temptation La Habanera (1937)
• Hall 'Sleep, My Love (1948) (the cinema club screening) of the sleep
• Where is my girlfriend? Has Anybody Seen My Gal? (1952)
• Flag mark Sign of the Pagan (1954) of the pagan
• Light Magnificent Obsession (1954) of the heart
• Anger Taza, Son of Cochise (1954) of Apache
• Flag-like Captain Lightfoot (1955) of the freedom
• "All "all permit it the sky" as for the All That Heaven Allows (1955) (the cinema club screening) ※ video title forgive all the sky the things permit it of the sky"
• Triumphal song Battle Hymn (1956) of sky
• Written on the Wind (1956) which is scattered with wind
• Intermezzo Interlude (1957)
• Life The Tarnished Angel (1957) to bet on a wing
• Beloved time and time A Time to Love and A Time to Die (1958) which dies
• The sorrow is Imitation of Life (1959) in the distance of the sky

Footnote

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1. It is p387 the ^ "movie endless top ten" (Koichi Yamada, 草思社, 2013)

Japanese documents

• "サーク on サーク," it is collection of by Jon Halliday interviews, Masaki Akashi reason, Infas publication, 2006

Outside link

• Douglas Sirk - allcinema
• Douglas Sirk - KINENOTE
• Douglas Sirk - Internet movie database (English)

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