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The Pride of the Firm (1914) Characters, Setting & Themes Explained
- Release, runtime and language
- 1914 · 40 mins
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- Directed by
- Carl Wilhelm
- Starring
- Ernst Lubitsch, Victor Arnold, Alfred Kühne, Martha Kriwitz, Albert Paulig, Hugo Döblin
Der Stolz der Firma, literally “The Pride of the Business,” is a 1914 German silent comedy directed by Ernst Lubitsch. It follows a clever apprentice who uses wit to outmaneuver his superiors in a bustling firm, showcasing Lubitsch’s early comic style. Remarkably, the film survived World I, making it one of the few Lubitsch works from that era still extant.
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