Max Ophüls
Max Ophüls was a renowned film director and a contemporary of Claude Lanzmann, who famously described Lanzmann as a 'megalomaniac,' reflecting on the ambitious nature of his filmmaking and the intense scrutiny surrounding Shoah.
Born on May 20, 1902 (123 years old)
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France:
Max Ophuls was a classic cinema aesthetician and the father of Marcel Ophuls.
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Max Ophuls was the father of Marcel Ophuls.
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Max Ophüls was a famous filmmaker born in Saarbrücken and was the father of Marcel Ophüls.
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Switzerland:
Max Ophüls was the father of Marcel Ophüls and a notable film director.
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Max Ophüls was the famous filmmaker father of Marcel Ophüls.
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France:
Max Ophuls was a significant German Jewish filmmaker and the father of Marcel Ophuls.
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Marcel Ophuls' father was the famous film director Max Ophuls.
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Max Ophüls famously called Claude Lanzmann a 'megalomaniac'.
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