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Georges Coquet (?)<br>
 
Georges Coquet (?)<br>
 
Lucy d'Orbel or Andrée Marly (?) (the young woman)<br>
 
Lucy d'Orbel or Andrée Marly (?) (the young woman)<br>
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Jules Védrines (stunt ?)<br>
 
 
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<i>Un enlèvement en hydroaéroplane</i> is a short movie in which Max is falling in love of a young woman. But her legal guardian doesn't share Max whishes, so our hero takes her in his hydroaeroplane (seaplane). [please read the discussin tab about the exact title of this movie].
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<i>Un enlèvement en hydroaéroplane</i> is a short movie in which Max is falling in love of a young woman. But her legal guardian doesn't share Max whishes, so our hero takes her in his hydroaeroplane (seaplane). <br>
  
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Action set in Monaco harbour in April 1913 during International Sporting Club meeting (read the discussion tab).
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All copy of this movie has vanished.
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[[Image:MaxL-1EnlevHydroaeropl_2018-02-11-22h25m05s881.jpg|thumb|500px|none|]]
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It's very sad as it seems it's the very first fiction movie featuring a seaplane, probably a Voisin. And last but not the least, it was colorized. </font>
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If Max Linder grabs the steering wheel, it's Jules Védrines (with his moustache) who manned the controls.
 
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Take off.
 
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(left to right) Max Linder "is piloting" face to face his bride. She's sitting on Jules Védrine's knees (whom we just guess the nose and cap), the actually famous French pilot who tries to hide himself the best he can.
 
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Back to the slipway. The commercial movie is broadcasted with a different end : engine breaks down and the plane crashes. By luck, the heroes fail onto a church and so they could married despite legal guardian's opposition.  
 
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Screenshot first display on this page are in fact from [[Le hasard et l'amour]].
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[please read the discussion tab about the exact title of this movie].
  
 
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== See also ==
 
== See also ==
 
* [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0278116/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1 Un enlèvement en hydroaéroplane at IMDb]
 
* [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0278116/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1 Un enlèvement en hydroaéroplane at IMDb]
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* [[Le hasard et l'amour]]

Revision as of 14:15, 17 February 2018

Movie (1912)

Starring:
Max Linder (Max)
Georges Coquet (?)
Lucy d'Orbel or Andrée Marly (?) (the young woman)

Un enlèvement en hydroaéroplane is a short movie in which Max is falling in love of a young woman. But her legal guardian doesn't share Max whishes, so our hero takes her in his hydroaeroplane (seaplane).

All copy of this movie has vanished. It's very sad as it seems it's the very first fiction movie featuring a seaplane, probably a Voisin. And last but not the least, it was colorized.

Screenshot first display on this page are in fact from Le hasard et l'amour.

[please read the discussion tab about the exact title of this movie].

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See also

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