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The Stolen Grey is a american film of genre Comedy directed by Georges Méliès with William Clifford
The Stolen Grey (1911)
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Add to a movie listThe Stolen Grey est un film muet américain réalisé par Gaston et Georges Méliès, sorti en 1911.
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There are 40 films with the same actors, 415 films with the same director, 40740 with the same cinematographic genres (including 590 with exactly the same 2 genres than The Stolen Grey), to have finally 70 suggestions of similar films.If you liked The Stolen Grey, you will probably like those similar films :
The Mission Waif (1911)
, 35minutesDirected by Georges Méliès
Origin USA
Genres Comedy, Western
Actors William Clifford, William Clifford, Francis Ford
Right or Wrong (1911)
Directed by Georges Méliès
Origin USA
Genres Drama, Comedy
Actors Francis Ford, William Clifford
, 9minutesDirected by Georges Méliès
Origin France
Genres Fantastic, Comedy, Fantasy, Romance
Themes Films about sexuality, LGBT-related films, LGBT-related films, LGBT-related film
Actors Georges Méliès
Rating63%
A professor of astronomy (Georges Méliès) gives a lecture instructing on an impending solar eclipse. The class rushes to an observation tower to witness the event, which features an anthropomorphic Sun and Moon coming together. The Moon and the Sun lick their lips in anticipation as the eclipse arrives, culminating in a romantic encounter between the two celestial bodies. Various heavenly bodies, including planets and moons, hang in the night sky; a meteor shower is depicted using the ghostly figures of girls. The professor of astronomy, shocked by all he has witnessed, topples from the observation tower.
The Conquest of the Pole (1912)
, 33minutesDirected by Georges Méliès
Origin France
Genres Science fiction, Comedy, Fantasy, Adventure
Themes Transport films, Aviation films
Actors Georges Méliès, Fernande Albany
Rating68%
At an International Congress at an Aero Club, explorers from around the world argue about the best way to fly to the North Pole. All are in disagreement until the congress's president, the engineer Maboul of France, explains his plans for an "Aero-Bus," an airplane with a passenger car and a huge figurehead in the shape of a bird head. The proceedings are interrupted by a group of militant suffragettes, who announce their intention to go to the Pole themselves. When they have been chased off, the Congress nominates an international group of experts to accompany Maboul to the Pole: Run-Ever of England, Bluff-"Allo"-Bill of America, Choukroutman of Germany, Cerveza of Spain, Tching-Tchun of China, and Ka-Ko-Ku of Japan. Maboul takes his colleagues to his office to study the model of his invention, and then to the electricity-powered factory where the real thing is being constructed. The leader of the suffragettes moves on with her own plans to get to the Pole, building a machine fitted with propellers and a multitude of toy balloons, but it fails to get off the ground.
