Max Plays the Part

Year: 1914

Runtime: 6 mins

Language: French

Director: Lucien Nonguet

Comedy

Max believes he’s a brilliant dramatic actor, yet his friends deem him talentless. Determined, he invites them to watch his own stage production, but a cascade of prop mishaps derails the performance. After his over‑the‑top suicide scene, the friends reveal a prank—though Max ultimately gets the last laugh.

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