Max Ophüls

Max Ophüls

Personal Info

Known For

Directing

Gender

Male

Birthday

06/05/1902

Day of Death

26/03/1957
(55) years old

Place of Birth

Saarbrücken, Saarland, Germany

Biography

Maximillian Oppenheimer (6 May 1902 – 26 March 1957) — known as Max Ophüls — was an influential German film director who worked in Germany (1931–33), France (1933–40), the United States (1947–50), and France again (1950–57). He is best known for his smooth camera movements and complex tracking shots... Read More

Filmography

Crew

1989

Mistress Berta Garlan

as Adaptation

1955

Lola Montès

as Writer

1955

Lola Montès

as Director

1952

Le Plaisir

as Director

1952

Le Plaisir

as Adaptation

1950

La Ronde

as Director

1950

La Ronde

as Adaptation

1949

The Reckless Moment

as Director

1949

Caught

as Director

1947

The Exile

as Director

1940

L'école des femmes

as Director

1940

There's No Tomorrow

as Screenplay

1940

There's No Tomorrow

as Director

1938

The Novel of Werther

as Director

1938

The Novel of Werther

as Adaptation

1937

Yoshiwara

as Director

1937

Yoshiwara

as Screenplay

1936

The Trouble with Money

as Director

1936

The Trouble with Money

as Dialogue

1936

The Tender Enemy

as Director

1936

The Tender Enemy

as Screenplay

1936

The Tender Enemy

as Producer

1935

Divine

as Director

1935

Divine

as Scenario Writer

1935

Divine

as Writer

1935

Ave Maria de Schubert

as Director

1934

Everybody's Woman

as Director

1934

Everybody's Woman

as Screenplay

1934

A Man Has Been Stolen

as Director

1933

Liebelei

as Director

1933

Love Story

as Director

1933

Laughing Heirs

as Director

1933

Laughing Heirs

as Adaptation

1932

The Bartered Bride

as Director

1932

The Bartered Bride

as Screenplay

1932

The Company's in Love

as Director

1931

No More Love

as Assistant Director