Ecstasy - crew, film crew

The entire team, the film crew of the film "Ecstasy"
Extase (1933)
Timing: 1:29 (89 min)
Ecstasy - TMDB rating
6.4/10
70

Film crew

Director

Photo Gustav Machatý #312119
Gustav Machatý
Director

Producer

Photo Gustav Machatý #312119
Gustav Machatý
Producer

Editor

Antonín Zelenka
Editor

Production Design

Bohumil Heš
Production Design
Josef Gabriel
Production Design

Set Decoration

Jan Petera
Set Decoration

Original Music Composer

Giuseppe Becce
Original Music Composer

Director of Photography

Jan Stallich
Director of Photography

Still Photographer

Willy Ströminger
Still Photographer

Production Manager

František Horký
Production Manager

Screenplay

Photo Gustav Machatý #312119
Gustav Machatý
Screenplay
František Horký
Screenplay

Special Effects

Theo Nischwitz
Special Effects

Story

Photo Gustav Machatý #312119
Gustav Machatý
Story
František Horký
Story

Assistant Director

Antonín Kubový
Assistant Director
Rudolf Stahl
Assistant Director

Makeup & Hair

Josef Kobík
Makeup & Hair
František Rous
Makeup & Hair

Conductor

Giuseppe Becce
Conductor

Sound

Josef Zora
Sound

Assistant Production Manager

František Morávek
Assistant Production Manager

Assistant Camera

F. Havránek
Assistant Camera

Music Arranger

Walter Kiesow
Music Arranger
Franz Schimak
Music Arranger

Lyricist

František Halas
Lyricist

What's left behind the scenes

  • The film 'Ecstasy' gained worldwide fame as the first feature-length film in the history of cinema to contain an erotic scene with a nude female body.
  • The film was condemned by Pope Pius XII.
  • Filming in 'Ecstasy' opened the door for actress Hedy Lamarr to Hollywood.
  • In 1933, Hedy Lamarr, who starred in the film "Ecstasy," married an arms manufacturer, Austrian millionaire Fritz Mandl. Mandl unsuccessfully tried to buy all copies of the film "Ecstasy" from Viennese distribution, but he did not obtain the original film.
  • The film was banned from screening in a number of countries and was only released several years later with censorship cuts. In particular, in Germany, Hitler allowed its release on screens in a shortened, censored version titled "Symphony of Love" only in January 1935. In most versions shown in the USA and Europe, scenes with the nude actress were cut.
  • The film is among the ten most famous films of Czechoslovakia from the pre-World War II period.
  • When she came to the film audition, Hedy Lamarr (born Hedwig Eva Maria Kiesler) lied about her age. She was only 17 years old.
  • The members of the German male vocal group Comedian Harmonists (1928-1935) performed as street musicians near the cafe.
  • The film features a close-up of actress Hedy Lamarr (1914-2000)'s face during an orgasm. Lamarr later recounted that director Gustav Machatý unexpectedly poked her with a needle in the lower back to achieve the expression he wanted.
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