> sfkcbf said on
06-20-2009 at
14:10:
Mann was a very sophisticated author, writing on several levels. A recent, comprehensive biography would enhance understanding. Also, there are many translations of his novella. Most of the earlier ones are deficient, some quite poor. A couple of the more recent ones are much better. There also is an annotated edition available.
> migamilan said on
06-20-2009 at
02:22:
A messenger of death. Thank you. I must read the book.
> migamilan said on
06-20-2009 at
02:20:
Please do share a bit more about it. Their good reason.
> sethscoot32 said on
06-12-2009 at
22:39:
Dick Bogarde is such an amazing actor... and Visconti... what a genius!!! =D
> juan7406 said on
05-08-2009 at
03:39:
who is the name of last song in ?
> AnnaAdel said on
04-17-2009 at
15:31:
i was a teen when i first discovred death in venice. i fell in love with tadzio the moment i saw him. some sources said he was only 14 the time the movie was made. visconti spent more than a year searching for the perfect boy and found him in a theater for children
> jegspillerpiano said on
04-15-2009 at
23:51:
ask him to sit with you godamnit! then maybe later you'll get to fuck his ass !
> hazzadude22 said on
03-17-2009 at
17:31:
My mother worked with dirk once, said that he was a lovely guy, but quite private, i just wish i met the genius.
> sfkcbf said on
02-12-2009 at
19:41:
I find it interesting that Gustav and Tadzio's sensitivites and reactions appear to be similar to each other's.Their unease was with good reason.
> 2dboy said on
02-06-2009 at
18:05:
i agree, that is so awesome. i wish i could go back in time to those days when creativity was at such a high.jealous!
> wrathofskorm said on
08-17-2008 at
02:48:
My comment was in response to acserphsi or whatever...
> wrathofskorm said on
08-17-2008 at
02:31:
excellent observation...I completely agree
> sotrlmml said on
08-11-2008 at
20:54:
that really cool!
> igla88 said on
08-01-2008 at
16:30:
the singer is death itself
> BerlinBunker1 said on
07-19-2008 at
03:55:
I knew Dirk in England in the late 60's early 70's. I do not claim to have been a close friendbut we met socially several times. I was in Venice when Dirk was there working in "Death in Venice" and he invited me and two other friends to visit him at the Hotel des Baines on the Lido, where much of the film was being shot. We saw several of the other cast members, including Bjorn Andresen the young Swedish actor.Dirk Bogarde, a lovely man.RIP.
> FerInternalUseOnly said on
07-05-2008 at
23:03:
GOD! I know the book and all, but what really gets me is that these gypsies are actually coming around everyday (theres a restaurant down in the building...) to play their fuken ditties!!! They are plaing the same shit, every FUCKING day!!! AND THEY PLAY IT BADLY! IM FUKKEN FUMING!!!!
> Phillipa1 said on
06-05-2008 at
02:15:
A movie called "Forbidden Games" practically ruined the entire lives of the two child actors. I understand Andreson had a hard life. All we can do is admire the work of art.In 10 years, all Bogarde did with his square jet set in gold was to move it from his left to his right hand....Beautiful, even though lacking the incredible internal monologues.
> Jeannie274 said on
05-20-2008 at
19:44:
that's because in Mann's Death in Venice, the singer represents one of the many messengers of death that appear throughout the story. The film actually depicts him quite accurately.
> antoniavera said on
05-15-2008 at
23:08:
that singer seems to be dead
> luishipolito said on
04-23-2008 at
22:05:
Luis Hipolito @ The BloggerDeath in Venice. The movie of my life.
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