The Kidnapping of Fux the Banker (Czech: Únos bankéře Fuxe) is a 1923 Czech silent comedy film directed by Karl Anton.[1] The film was inspired by the slapstick comedies about the Keystone Cops. Fashion designer Paul Poiret played himself.[2] Only an incomplete 61 minutes long version of the film survived.
The Kidnapping of Fux the Banker | |
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Directed by | Karl Anton |
Screenplay by | Karel Anton Eman Fiala |
Story by | Lev Krása Lomikar Kleiner |
Starring | Ferdinand Kaňkovský Anna Opplová |
Cinematography | Otto Heller Václav Vích |
Production company | Elektafilm |
Distributed by | Elektafilm |
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Country | Czechoslovakia |
Languages | Silent Czech intertitles |
Films directed by Karl Anton | |
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