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词条 Georges Méliès filmography
释义

  1. List of films

  2. Miscellaneous films

     Later projects  Questionably attributed films  Misattributed films 

  3. Notes

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Georges Méliès (1861–1938) was a French filmmaker and magician generally regarded as the first person to recognize the potential of narrative film.[1] He made about 520 films between 1896 and 1912,[2] covering a range of genres including trick films, fantasies, comedies, advertisements, satires, costume dramas, literary adaptations, erotic films, melodramas, and imaginary voyages.[3] His works are often considered as important precursors to modern narrative cinema, though some recent scholars have argued that Méliès's films are better understood as spectacular theatrical creations rooted in the 19th-century féerie tradition.[4]

After attending the first demonstration of the Lumière Brothers' Kinetoscope in December 1895, he bought a film projector from the British film experimenter Robert W. Paul and began using it to project short films at his theater of illusions, the Théâtre Robert-Houdin, in Paris.[5] Having studied the principles on which Paul's projector ran, Méliès was able to modify the machine so that it could be used as a makeshift camera.[6] He began making his own films with it in May 1896, founded the Star Film Company in the same year, and built his own studio in Montreuil, Seine-Saint-Denis in 1897.[7] His films A Trip to the Moon (1902), The Kingdom of the Fairies (1903), and The Impossible Voyage (1904) were among the most popular films of the first few years of the twentieth century,[8] and Méliès built a second, larger studio in 1907.[9] However, a combination of difficulties—including American film piracy, standardized film prices set in 1908 by the Motion Picture Patents Company, and a decline in popularity of fantasy films—led eventually to Méliès's financial ruin and the closing of his studio.[10] His last films were made in 1912 under the supervision of the rival filmmaker Charles Pathé, and in 1922–23 Méliès sold his studios, closed the Théâtre Robert-Houdin, and discarded his own collection of his negative and positive prints. In 1925 he began selling toys and candy from a stand in the Gare Montparnasse in Paris.[9] Thanks to the efforts of film history devotées, especially René Clair, Jean George Auriol, and Paul Gilson, Méliès and his work were rediscovered in the late 1920s, and he was awarded the Legion of Honor in 1931.[11]

In the list below, Méliès's films are numbered according to their order in the catalogues of the Star Film Company. In Méliès's numbering system, films were listed and numbered according to their order of production, and each catalogue number denotes about 20 meters of film (thus, for example, A Trip to the Moon, at about 260 meters long, is listed as #399–411).[12] The original French release titles, as well as the original titles used in the US and UK versions of the Star Film catalogues, are listed in the body of the filmography; notable variant titles are provided in smaller text. The parenthetical descriptive subtitles used in the catalogues (e.g. scène comique) are also provided whenever possible. Films directed by Méliès but not originally released by the Star Film Company (such as The Coronation of Edward VII, released by Charles Urban, or The Conquest of the Pole, released by Pathé Frères) are also included. Where available, the list also includes information on whether each film survives, survives in fragmentary form, or is presumed lost. Unless otherwise referenced, the information presented here is derived from the 2008 filmography prepared by Jacques Malthête,[13] augmented by filmographies prepared in the 1970s by Paul Hammond[14] and John Frazer.[15]

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List of films

#English title(s)French titleStatus
- 1896 - {{anchor|1896}}
1Playing CardsUne partie de cartesSurvives
2ConjuringSéance de prestidigitationSurvives[16]
3Smarter Than the Teacher (1st bicycle lesson)Plus fort que le maître (leçon de bicyclette)Lost
4Gardener Burning WeedsJardinier brûlant des herbesLost
5A Merry-go-RoundLes Chevaux de boisLost
6Watering the Flowers (comical subject)L'ArroseurLost
7The WasherwomenLes BlanchisseusesLost
8Arrival of a Train at Vincennes StationArrivée d'un train (gare de Vincennes)name=Vincennes|Jacques Malthête's 2008 filmography lists this film as lost. However, the animators Bernhard and Sara Richter suggested in 2013 that a flipbook published around the turn of the century by Léon Beaulieu may be a surviving print of the film.[17]}}
9The Rag-Picker, or a Good JokeUne bonne farce (le chiffonnier)Lost
10Place de l'Opéra, 1st view (Paris)Place de l'Opéra (1{{sup>er}} aspect)Lost
11Place du Théâtre-Français (Paris)Place du Théâtre-FrançaisLost
12A Little RascalUn petit diableLost
13Coronation of a Village Maiden (French customs)Couronnement de la rosièreLost
14Baby and Young GirlsBébé et FillettesLost
15Post No BillsDéfense d'afficherSurvives
16Steamboats on River SeineBateaux-Mouches sur la SeineLost
17Place de l'Opéra, {{abbr>2d|Second}} view (Paris)Place de l'Opéra (2{{sup>e}} aspect)Lost
18Boulevard des Italiens (Paris)Boulevard des ItaliensLost
19Academy for Young LadiesUn lycée de jeunes fillesLost
20Bois de Boulogne (Touring Club, Paris)Bois de Boulogne (Touring Club)Lost
21Bois de Boulogne (Porte de Madrid, Paris)Bois de Boulogne (Porte de Madrid)Lost
22The Rescue on the River (1st part)Sauvetage en rivière (1{{sup>re}} partie)Lost
23The Rescue on the River ({{abbr>2d|Second}} part)Sauvetage en rivière (2{{sup>e}} partie)Lost
24French Regiment Going to the ParadeLe RégimentLost
25Gipsies at HomeCampement de bohémiensLost
26A Terrible NightUne nuit terrible
name=nuit|Malthête's 2008 filmography lists No. 26, Une nuit terrible, as surviving and No. 190, Un bon lit, as lost. However, Méliès's great-great-granddaughter, Pauline Méliès, published findings in 2013 suggesting that the film previously believed to be No. 26 is actually No. 190, and that the actual No. 26 survives in two print copies. If this hypothesis is true, both films survive.[18]}}
27Unloading the Boat (Havre)Déchargement de bateaux (Le Havre)Lost
28The Beach at Villers in a Gale (France)Plage de Villers par gros tempsLost
29The Docks at Marseilles (France)Les Quais à MarseilleLost
30Beach and Pier at Trouville (France)Jetée et plage de Trouville (1{{sup>re}} partie)Lost
31Boat Leaving the Harbor of TrouvilleBarque sortant du port de TrouvilleLost
32Beach and Pier at Trouville ({{abbr>2d|Second}} part)Jetée et plage de Trouville (2{{sup>e}} partie)Lost
33Market Day (Trouville)Jour de marché à TrouvilleLost
34Panorama of Havre Taken From a BoatPanorama du Havre (pris d'un bateau)Lost
35Arrival of a Train (Joinville Station)Arrivée d'un train (gare de Joinville)Lost
36A Soldier's Unlucky SalutationSalut malencontreux
Also known as Salut malencontreux d'un déserteur[14][15]
Lost
37A Lightning Sketch (Mr. Thiers)Dessinateur express (M. Thiers)Lost
38Blacksmith in His WorkshopLes Forgerons (vue d'atelier)Lost
39A Janitor in TroubleTribulations d'un conciergeLost
40Sea BathingBaignade en merLost
41Children Playing on the BeachEnfants jouant sur la plageLost
42Conjurer Making Ten Hats in Sixty SecondsDix Chapeaux en soixante secondesLost
43Sea Breaking on the RocksEffet de mer sur les rochersLost
44A Serpentine DanceDanse serpentineLost
45Miss de Vère (English jig)Miss de Vère (gigue anglaise)Lost
46Automobiles Starting on a RaceDépart des automobilesLost
47A Naval Review at CherbourgRevue navale à CherbourgLost
48The Czar and His Cortège Going to VersaillesCortège du Tzar allant à VersaillesLost
49Towing a Boat on the RiverLes Haleurs de bateauxLost
50The Czar's Cortège in the Bois de BoulogneCortège du Tzar au Bois de BoulogneLost
51Closing Hours at Vibert's Perfume Factory (Paris)Sortie des ateliers VibertLost
52The Potter's CartLa Voiture du potierLost
53The Mysterious PaperLe Papier protéeLost
54Place de la Concorde (Paris)Place de la ConcordeLost
55St. Lazare Railroad Station (Paris)La Gare Saint-LazareLost
56Manoeuvres of the French ArmyGrandes ManœuvresLost
57A Lightning Sketch (Chamberlain)Dessinateur (Chamberlain)Lost
58Place de la Bastille (Paris)Place de la BastilleLost
59Tide Rising Over the BreakwaterMarée montante sur brise-lamesLost
60Return to the BarracksRetour au cantonnementLost
61A Lightning Sketch (H.M. Queen Victoria)Dessinateur (Reine Victoria)Lost
62French Officers' MeetingRéunion d'officiersLost
63The Pier at Tréport During a Storm (France)Tempête sur la jetée du TréportLost
64The BivouacLe BivouacLost
65Threshing-Machine Worked by Power
Also known as Threshing Machines Worked by Power[14][15]
Batteuse à vapeurLost
66Sacks Up!Sac au dos!Lost
67Breaking up of the Territorial Army (France)Libération des territoriauxLost
68Officers of French Army Leaving ServiceDépart des officiersLost
69Place Saint-Augustin (Paris)Place Saint-AugustinLost
70The Vanishing LadyEscamotage d'une dame chez Robert-HoudinSurvives
71The Fakir (a Hindoo mystery)Le Fakir (mystère indien)Lost
72A Badly Managed HotelL'Hôtel empoisonnéLost
73A Lightning Sketch (Von Bismarck)Dessinateur (Von Bismarck)Lost
74The Peeping TomsLes IndiscretsLost
75Tom Old Boot (a grotesque dwarf)Tom Old Boot (nain grotesque)Lost
76A Quarrel in a CaféUne altercation au caféLost
77The DrunkardsLes IvrognesLost
- 1896–1897 -
78–80The Haunted Castle (US)
The Devil's Castle (UK)
Le Manoir du diableSurvives
81An Up-to-Date DentistChicot, dentiste américainLost
82A NightmareLe CauchemarSurvives
- 1897 - {{anchor|1897}}
83–84The Mardi Gras Procession (Paris, 1897)Le Cortège du Bœuf gras passant place de la ConcordeLost
85The Mardi Gras Procession (Paris, 1898) {{sic}}Cortège du Bœuf gras, boulevard des ItaliensLost
86A Farm YardUne cour de fermeLost
87Military ApprenticesLes Apprentis militairesLost
88Comedian Paulus Singing "Derrière l'Omnibus"Paulus chantant: Derrière l'omnibusLost
89Comedian Paulus Singing "Coquin de Printemps"Paulus chantant: Coquin de printempsLost
90Comedian Paulus Singing "Duelliste Marsellais"Paulus chantant: Duelliste marseillaisLost
91Firemen on ParadeDéfilé des pompiersLost
92Dancing Girls (Jardin de Paris)Danseuses au Jardin de ParisLost
93An Imaginary PatientLe Malade imaginaireLost
94A Funny MahometanLe Musulman rigoloLost
95An Hallucinated AlchemistL'Hallucination de l'alchimisteLost
96The Devil's Castle (US)
The Haunted Castle (UK)
Le Château hantéSurvives[19]
97–98Mid-Lent Procession in ParisCortège de la Mi-CarêmeLost
99Battle With ConfettiBataille de confettisLost
100On the RoofsSur les toits (cambrioleurs et gendarmes)Survives
101D. Devant, ConjurerD. Devant (prestidigitation)Lost
102The School for Sons-in-lawL'École des gendresLost
103–104War EpisodesÉpisode de guerreLost
105The Last CartridgesBombardement d'une maison (reconstitution de la scène des Dernières Cartouches)Survives
106The Surrender of TournavosLa Prise de TournavosSurvives
107Execution of a SpyExécution d'un espionLost
108Massacre in CreteMassacres en CrèteLost
109A Dangerous Pass (Mont Blanc)Passage dangereux (Mont-Blanc)Lost
110Sea Fighting in GreeceCombat naval en GrèceSurvives
111Gugusse and the AutomatonGugusse et l'AutomateLost
112Between Dover and Calais
Also known as Between Calais and Dover[15][19]
Entre Calais et DouvresSurvives
113Peeping Tom at the SeasideL'Indiscret aux bains de merLost
114Behind the ScenesDans les coulisses (scène comique dans un théâtre)Lost
115A PotterymakerTourneur en poterieLost
116The Grasshopper and the AntLa Cigale et la FourmiLost
117A Balloon Ascension (very comical)Ascension d'un ballonLost
118–120Laboratory of MephistophelesLe Cabinet de MéphistophélèsLost
121The Barber and the FarmerFigaro et l'AuvergnatSurvives[20]
122–123The Bewitched InnL'Auberge ensorceléeSurvives
124Auguste and BibbAuguste et BibbLost
125A Twentieth Century SurgeonChirurgien américainLost
126The Charcoal Man's ReceptionArlequin et CharbonnierLost
127A Private DinnerEn cabinet particulierLost
128After the BallAprès le bal (le tub)Survives
129A Hypnotist at Work (US)
While Under a Hypnotist's Influence (UK)
Le MagnétiseurLost
130–131An Irritable ModelLe Modèle irascibleLost
132Dancing in a HaremDanse au sérailname=Budapest|The Méliès scholar John Frazer was unable to obtain a print, but speculated that a fragment may survive in Budapest.[15]}}
133Slave Trading in a HaremVente d'esclaves au haremLost
134Fighting in the Streets in IndiaCombat dans une rue aux IndesLost
135Attack of an English BlockhouseAttaque d'un poste anglaisLost
136Boxing MatchMatch de boxe (professeurs de l'École de Joinville)Lost
137A Drunkard's DreamVision d'ivrogneLost
- 1897–1898 -
138Faust and MargueriteFaust et Margueritename=HammondLost|Paul Hammond reported in 1974 that the film had survived,[14] but it is classified as lost in John Frazer's 1979 revision of Hammond's filmography[15] as well as in Jacques Malthête's 2008 filmography.[13]}}
139Place de l'Opéra, {{abbr>3d|Third}} view (Paris)Carrefour de l'OpéraLost
140–141Black Art (US)
Devilish Magic (UK)
Magie diaboliqueLost
- 1898 - {{anchor|1898}}
142A Novice at X-RaysLes Rayons XLost
143Collision and Shipwreck at SeaCollision et Naufrage en merLost
144–145The Blowing up of the "Maine" in Havana HarborQuais de La Havane (Explosion du cuirassé Le Maine)Lost
146A View of the Wreck of the "Maine"Visite de l'épave du MaineLost
147Divers at Work on the Wreck of the "Maine" (US)
Divers at Work on a Wreck Under Sea (UK)
Visite sous-marine du Maine (plongeurs et poissons vivants)Survives
148Fencing at the Joinville SchoolAssaut d'escrime (École de Joinville)Lost
149A Clumsy MasonLe Maçon maladroitLost
150Defending the Fort at Manila (US)
Defending the Fort (UK)
Combat naval devant ManilleLost
151Panorama from Top of Moving Train
Also known as Panorama from Top of a Moving Train[15][19]
Panorama pris d'un train en marche (ponts et tunnels)Survives
152A Soldier's Tedious DutyCorvée de quartier accidentéeLost
153The Magician (US)
Black Magic (UK)
Le MagicienSurvives
154A Soldier's French LeaveSorti sans permissionLost
155The Famous Box TrickIllusions fantasmagoriquesSurvives
156Pygmalion and GalateaPygmalion et GalathéeSurvives
157Shooting the ChutesMontagnes russes nautiquesLost
158Damnation of FaustDamnation de Faustname=HammondLost}}
159Adventures of William TellGuillaume Tell et le ClownSurvives
160–162The Astronomer's Dream, or the Man in the MoonLa Lune à un mètre (1—l'observatoire; 2—la Lune; 3—Phœbé)
Also known as L'Homme dans la Lune[14]
Survives
163West Point
Also known as Fresh Paint[14]
Prenez garde à la peintureLost
164The Cave of the DemonsLa Caverne mauditeLost
165The Artist's DreamRêve d'artisteLost
166The Painter's StudioAtelier d'artiste (farce de modèles)Lost
167The Four Troublesome HeadsUn homme de têtes
Also known as Un homme de tête[14][15][19]
Survives
168The Cripple Lady (US)
The Triple Lady (UK)
Dédoublement cabalistiqueLost
- 1898–1899 -
169Temptation of St. AnthonyTentation de saint AntoineSurvives
170The Beggar's DreamRêve du pauvreLost
171A Dinner Under DifficultiesSalle à manger fantastiqueSurvives
- 1899 - {{anchor|1899}}
172Fantastical IllusionsCréation spontanée
Also known as Illusions fantastiques[14]
Lost
173–174Funeral of Felix FaureFunérailles de Félix Faure (1—char; 2—les troupes)Lost
175–176Robbing Cleopatra's TombLe Sacrilège (1—l'attentat; 2—résurrection de Cléopâtre)
Also known as Cléopâtre[21]
Listed as lost by Malthête,[13] but believed by Frazer to survive in a private collection.[21]}}
177–178The Bridegroom's DilemmaLe Coucher de la mariée ou Triste nuit de noces
Advertised as a scène comique[22]
Lost
179A Political DuelDuel politiqueLost
180An Extraordinary Wrestling MatchLuttes extravagantesSurvives
181The Wandering MinstrelRichesse et Misère ou la Cigale et la FourmiLost
182The Sentry's StratagemL'Ours et la SentinelleLost
183An Up-to-Date Conjurer (US)
An Up-to-Date Conjuror (UK)
Also known as The Conjurer (English)[19] and L'Impressionniste fin de siècle (French)[14]
L'Illusionniste fin de siècleTwo distinct versions, with different scenery, slightly different actions, and a different featured dancer, are known to survive.[23]}}
184Murder Will OutLe SpectreLost
185–187The Devil in a Convent (US)
"The Sign of the Cross", or the Devil in a Convent (UK)
Le Diable au couvent (1. Les nonnes, le sermon. 2. Les démons, le sabbat. 3. Le clergé, l'exorcisme)Survives
188Haggard's "She"—The Pillar of FireDanse du feu also known under La colonne de feuSurvives
189The Spanish Inquisition—CremationLa Crémation (le supplice, le miracle)Lost
190A Midnight EpisodeUn bon litname=nuit}}
191The Slippery BurglarForce doit rester à la loiLost
192A Drop Too MuchPickpocket et PolicemanLost
193A Lively Cock-Fight (US)
A Lively Cock Fight (UK)
Combat de coqsLost
194–195The Clown and Automobile (US)
The Clown and Motor Car (UK)
Automaboulisme et Autorité (scène comique clownesque)Fragment[24]
196A Mysterious Portrait
Also known as The Mysterious Portrait[19]
Le Portrait mystérieux (grande nouveauté photographique extraordinaire)Survives
197Absent-Minded LecturerLe Conférencier distraitLost
198The Philosopher's StoneLa Pierre philosophaleLost
199Cagliostro's MirrorLe Miroir de Cagliostro (miroir avec apparitions mystérieuses)Lost
200Neptune and AmphitriteNeptune et Amphitrite (illusion mythologique sur mer)Lost
201Bird's-Eye View of St. Helier (Jersey)Panorama du port de Saint-Hélier (île de Jersey)Lost
202Steamer Entering the Harbor of JerseyEntrée du paquebot Victoria dans le port de JerseyLost
203Passengers Landing at Harbor of GranvilleDébarquement des voyageurs, port de GranvilleLost
204Christ Walking on the WaterLe Christ marchant sur les flots (exécuté sur mer véritable)Lost
205Summoning the SpiritsÉvocation spirite
Advertised as a scène à transformations[25]
Survives
206Dreyfus Court Martial—Arrest of Dreyfus (US)
Arrest of Dreyfus, 1894 (UK)
Dictée du bordereau (arrestation de Dreyfus)Survives
207Devil's Island—Within the palisade (US)
Dreyfus at Devil's Island—Within the palisade (UK)
La Case de Dreyfus à l'île du DiableSurvives
208Dreyfus Put in Irons (US)
Dreyfus Put in Irons—Inside Cell at Devil's Island (UK)
Dreyfus mis aux fers (la double boucle)Survives
209Suicide of Colonel HenrySuicide du colonel HenrySurvives
210Landing of Dreyfus at Quiberon (US)
Landing of Dreyfus from Devil's Island (UK)
Débarquement de Dreyfus à QuiberonSurvives
211Dreyfus Meets His Wife at Rennes (US)
Dreyfus in Prison of Rennes (UK)
Entrevue de Dreyfus et de sa femme (prison de Rennes)Survives
212The Attempt Against the Life of Maitre Labori (US)
The Attempt Against Maitre Labori (UK)
Attentat contre M{{sup>e}} LaboriSurvives
213The Fight of Reporters at the Lycée (US)
The Fight of Journalists at the Lycee (UK)
Suspension d'audience (bagarre entre journalistes)Survives
214–215The Court Martial at RennesLe Conseil de guerre en séance à RennesSurvives
216The Degradation of Dreyfus (US)
The Degradation of Dreyfus in 1894 (UK){{efn>Numbered 217 in British catalogues[26]}}
La DégradationSurvives[27]
217Dreyfus Leaving the Lycée for Jail (US)
Officers and Dreyfus Leaving the Lycee (UK){{efn>Numbered 216 in British catalogues[26]}}
Dreyfus allant du lycée de Rennes à la prisonSurvives[27]
218The Human PyramidLa Pyramide de Triboulet
Advertised as a tableau sensationnel pour coloris[28]
Survives
219–224CinderellaCendrillonSurvives
225The Snow ManLa Statue de neige
Advertised as a scène comique[29]
Lost
226–227The Mysterious KnightLe Chevalier mystèreSurvives
228–229The Lightning Change Artist (US)
The Chameleon Man (UK)
L'Homme protéeLost
230–231The Interrupted HoneymoonCharmant voyage de nocesLost
232Panorama of River Seine{{efn>name=Panorama|Films #232 and #233 were released as a single film, #232–233, in American catalogues.[30]}}Panorama de la Seine (les travaux de l'exposition de 1900: le Vieux-Paris, rive droite)Lost
233Panorama of River Seine{{efn>name=Panorama}}Panorama de la Seine (les travaux de l'exposition de 1900: les palais en construction, rive gauche)Lost
- 1899–1900 -
234Addition and SubtractionTom Whisky ou l'Illusionniste toquéSurvives[19]
235The Railroad Pickpocket
May have been released in the UK as The Railway Pickpocket[14]
Fatale Méprise (scène comique en wagon)Lost
236An Intruder Behind the ScenesUn intrus dans une loge de figurantesLost
237–240The Miracles of Brahmin (US)
The Miracles of the Brahmin (UK)
Les Miracles du BrahmineSurvives
- 1900 - {{anchor|1900}}
241Scullion's Joke on the ChefFarces de marmitonsLost
242The Three Bacchants (US)
The Three Bacchantes (UK)
Les Trois BacchantesLost
243The Cook's RevengeLa Vengeance du gâte-sauceSurvives
244The Misfortunes of an ExplorerLes Infortunes d'un explorateur ou les Momies récalcitrantesSurvives
245Paris Exposition, 1900—"La Porte Monumentale"La Porte Monumentalename=Expo|Listed as lost by Malthête,[30] but believed by Frazer to survive in a private collection.[31]}}
246Paris Exposition, 1900—Moving Panorama, 1Panorama mouvant pris du trottoir roulant (le Champ-de-Mars)name=Expo}}
247Paris Exposition, 1900—Moving Panorama, 2Panorama mouvant pris du trottoir roulant (l'esplanade des Invalides)name=Expo}}
248Paris Exposition, 1900—Moving Panorama, 3Panorama mouvant pris du trottoir roulant (la rue des Nations)name=Expo}}
249Paris Exposition, 1900—Details Connected With the Moving SidewalkDétail du trottoir roulantname=Expo}}
250Paris Exposition, 1900—The Moving SidewalkLa Plate-forme roulantename=Expo}}
251Paris Exposition, 1900—Panoramic View, taken while boating on the River Seine.—Army and Navy PavilionsVue panoramique prise en bateau sur la Seine (le pavillon des armées de Terre et de Mer)name=Expo}}
252Paris Exposition, 1900—Panoramic View, taken while boating on the River Seine.—Foreign palacesVue panoramique faisant suite à la précédente (les palais étrangers)name=Expo}}
253Paris Exposition, 1900—Panoramic View, taken while boating on the River Seine.—Old ParisVue panoramique prise en bateau sur la Seine (panorama général du Vieux Paris)name=Expo}}
254Paris Exposition, 1900—The Avenue of the Champs Elysées.—Palaces of Fine ArtsPorte d'entrée de l'Exposition sur l'avenue des Champs-Élyséesname=Expo}}
255Paris Exposition, 1900—Panoramic View from the Electric RailwayVue panoramique prise à l'avant du train électriquename=Expo}}
256Paris Exposition, 1900—Panoramic Excursion Round the Champs ElyséesPanorama circulaire des Champs-Élysées (Palais des Beaux-Arts)name=Expo}}
257Paris Exposition, 1900—Panoramic Circular Tour; "Les Invalides"Panorama circulaire (les Invalides)name=Expo}}
258Paris Exposition, 1900—Circular Panorama; Champ de MarsPanorama circulaire (pris du centre du Champ-de-Mars)name=Expo}}
259Paris Exposition, 1900—TrocaderoPanorama circulaire (pris du centre du jardin du Trocadéro)name=Expo}}
260Paris Exposition, 1900—Iéna BridgePanorama circulaire de la Seine (pont d'Iéna)name=Expo}}
261Paris Exposition, 1900—From the TrocaderoPanorama semi-circulaire (pris du sommet des tours du Trocadéro)name=Expo}}
262–263The One Man BandL'Homme-OrchestreSurvives
264–275Joan of ArcJeanne d'ArcFragment[32]
276–278The Seven Capital SinsLes Sept Péchés capitauxLost
279The Tricky PrisonerLe Prisonnier récalcitrantLost
280Unknown title
281–282The Rajah's Dream, or the Bewitched WoodLe Rêve du Radjah ou la Forêt enchantéeSurvives
283The Two Blind MenLes Deux AveuglesLost
284The Artist and the MannikinL'Artiste et le MannequinSurvives
285–286The Wizard, the Prince and the Good Fairy (US)
The Sorcerer, the Prince, and the Good Fairy (UK)
Le Sorcier, le Prince et le Bon GénieSurvives
287Don't MoveNe bougeons plus!Lost
288The Dangerous LunaticLe Fou assassinLost
289–291The Magic BookLe Livre magiqueSurvives
292Thanking the AudienceVue de remerciements au PublicLost
293The Up-to-Date SpiritualismSpiritisme abracadabrantSurvives
294The Triple Conjuror and the Living HeadL'Illusioniste double et la Tête vivanteSurvives[19]
295–297The Miser's Dream of Gold (US)
The Miser, or the Gold Country (UK)
Le Songe d'or de l'avareLost
298–305The Christmas DreamRêve de Noël
Advertised as a féerie cinématographique à grand spectacle en 20 tableaux[33]
Survives
306Crying and LaughingGens qui pleurent et Gens qui rientListed as lost by Malthête,[34] but believed by Frazer to survive in a private collection.[35]}}
307–308Coppelia, the Animated DollCoppelia ou la Poupée animéeLost
309–310Fat and Lean Wrestling Match (US)
The Wrestling Sextette (UK)
Nouvelles Luttes extravagantesSurvives
311A Fantastical MealLe Repas fantastiqueSurvives
312–313Going to Bed Under Difficulties (US)
An Increasing Wardrobe (UK)
Le Déshabillage impossibleSurvives
314Eight Girls in a Barrel (US)
The Danaid's Barrel (UK)
Le Tonneau des DanaïdesSurvives
315The Man With Wheels in His Head (US)
The Gouty Patient (UK)
Le Malade hydrophobeThe Méliès scholar John Frazer was unable to obtain a print, but speculated that a copy may survive in Belgrade.[15]}}
316Practical Joke in a Bar Room (US)
A Practical Joke in a Bar Room (UK)
Une mauvaise plaisanterieLost
317The Doctor and the MonkeyLe Savant et le Chimpanzé
Survives
318–319The Conjurer With Hundred Tricks (US)
The Conjuror With a Hundred Tricks (UK)
L'Homme aux cent trucsLost
320–321The Clown Versus SatanGuguste et BelzébuthLost
322How He Missed His TrainLe Réveil d'un monsieur presséSurvives
323–324Twentieth Century SurgeryLa Chirurgie de l'avenirLost
325–326What Is Home Without the BoarderLa Maison tranquille
Advertised as a scène comique[36]
Survives
327China Versus Allied Powers (US)
China Versus the Allied Nations (UK)
Le Congrès des Nations en ChineLost
328The Balloonist's MishapLes Mésaventures d'un aéronauteLost
329–331The Bewitched DungeonLa Tour maudite
Advertised with the subtitle Transformations[37]
Lost
In addition to his other films, it was also around 1900 that Méliès produced 15–20 advertising films. Though they were not included in the Star Film catalogues, the products advertised are known to have included tortoiseshell combs, Bornibus mustard, Dewar's whiskey, Le Bock Orbec beer, Sirop de Picon, Veuve C. Brunot shoe polish, Robert baby food, and Vicat insecticide. Other products probably advertised by Méliès were Mystère corsets, Falières phosphate, Nestlé flour, Xour lotion, Moritz beer, Pilocarpine anti-balding tonic, Delion hats, Menier and Poulain chocolate, and Éclipse shoe polish.[38]}}Lost
- 1900–1901 -
332–333The Brahmin and the ButterflyLa Chrysalide et le Papillon d'or
Also known as Le Brahmane et le Papillon[14]
Survives
334The Triple-Headed LadyBouquet d'illusionsSurvives[39]
335–336Dislocation Extraordinary
Also known as Extraordinary Illusions[15][19]
Dislocation mystérieuseSurvives
337–344Red Riding HoodLe Petit Chaperon rouge
Advertised as a pièce féerique à grand spectacle en 12 tableaux[40]
Lost
- 1901 - {{anchor|1901}}
345–347The Magician's Cavern (US)
The Magician's Cavern/The House of Mystery (UK)
L'Antre des espritsSurvives
348–349A Maiden's ParadiseLe Chimiste repopulateurLost
350–351The Bachelor's ParadiseChez la sorcièreSurvives
352–353The Temple of the SunLe Temple de la MagieLost
354Painless Dentistry (US)
Harmless Dentistry (UK)
Le Charlatanname=Budapest}}
355Fun in Court (US)
Contempt of Court (UK)
Une noce au villageLost
356A Good Trick (US)
The Fierce Charger and the Knight (UK)
Le Chevalier démontable et le Général BoumLost
357–358Excelsior! (US)
The Prince of Magicians (UK)
Excelsior!Survives
359Off to Bloomingdale Asylum (US)
Off to Bedlam (UK)
L'Omnibus des toqués ou Blancs et Noirs
Also known as Échappés de Charenton[14]
Survives[41]
360The Sacred FountainLa Fontaine sacrée ou la Vengeance de BouddhaLost
361–370Blue BeardBarbe-BleueSurvives
371–372A Hat With Many Surprises (US)
The Hat of Many Surprises (UK)
Le Chapeau à surprisesSurvives
373A Phrenological Burlesque (US)
The Phrenologist and the Lively Skull (UK)
Phrénologie burlesqueLost
374–375The Dragon FlyLa LibelluleLost
376–378The Trials of a SchoolmasterL'École infernaleLost
379–380The Dream of a Hindu BeggarLe Rêve du paria (sujet artistique)Lost
381The Elastic BattalionLe Bataillon élastique (cocasserie fantastique)Lost
382–383The Man With the Rubber Head (US)
A Swelled Head (UK)
L'Homme à la tête en caoutchoucSurvives
- 1901–1902 -
384–385The Devil and the Statue (US)
The Gigantic Devil (UK)
Le Diable géant ou le Miracle de la Madone
Advertised as a grande nouveauté[42]
Survives
386The Dwarf and the Giant (US)
The Long and Short of It (UK)
Nain et GéantSurvives
387–389The Cabinet Trick of the Davenport Brothers (US)
The Mysterious Cabinet (UK)
L'Armoire des frères DavenportLost
- 1902 - {{anchor|1902}}
390Wine Cellar Burglars (US)
The Burglars in the Wine Cellar (UK)
Les Piqueurs de fûtsLost
391The Colonel's Shower Bath (US)
The Painter's Mishap in the Barracks (UK)
Douche du colonelSurvives
392–393Prolific Magical Egg (US)
The Egg in Black Art (UK)
L'Œuf du sorcier
Also known as L'Oeuf Magique Prolifique[14]
Survives
394–396The Dancing Midget (US)
Marvellous Egg Producing With Surprising Developments (UK)
La Danseuse microscopiqueSurvives
397The Eruption of Mount Pelee (US)
The Terrible Eruption of Mount Pelée and Destruction of St. Pierre, Martinique (UK)
Éruption volcanique à la MartiniqueSurvives
398The Catastrophe of the Balloon "Le Pax"Catastrophe du Ballon Le PaxLost
399–411A Trip to the Moon (US)
Trip to the Moon (UK)
Voyage dans la LuneSurvives
412The Shadow-Girl (US)
Twentieth Century Conjuring (UK)
La Clownesse fantômeSurvives[19]
name=Urban|Not sold through the Star Films catalogues; commissioned and distributed by (and produced with the collaboration of) Charles Urban of the Warwick Trading Company[43]}}The Coronation of Edward VII[43]Le Sacre d'Édouard VIISurvives
413–414The Treasures of Satan (US)
The Devil's Money Bags (UK)
Les Trésors de SatanSurvives
415–416The Human FlyL'Homme-MoucheSurvives
417–418Marvellous Suspension and Evolution (US)
Marvellous Suspension and Evolutions (UK)
La Femme volanteSurvives
419An Impossible Balancing Feat (US)
An Impossible Feat of Balancing (UK)
L'Équilibre impossibleSurvives
420–421Drunkard and Inventor (US)
What Befell the Inventor's Visitor (UK)
Le Pochard et l'InventeurLost
422–425Up-to-Date Surgery (US)
Sure Cure for Indigestion (UK)
Une indigestion
Advertised as a scène comique;[44] also known as Chirurgie fin de siècle[14]
Survives
426–429Gulliver's Travels Among the Lilliputians and the Giants (US)
Gulliver's Travels—In the land of the Lilliputians and the Giants (UK)
Le Voyage de Gulliver à Lilliput et chez les Géants
Also known as Voyages de Gulliver[14]
Survives
430–443Robinson CrusoeLes Aventures de Robinson CrusoéFragment[45]
- 1902–1903 -
444The Enchanted BasketLa Corbeille enchantéeFrazer saw this film at the Museum of Modern Art in the 1970s,[46] but Malthête's 2008 filmography lists it as lost.[13]}}
445–448The Marvellous Wreath (US)
The Marvellous Hoop (UK)
La Guirlande merveilleuseSurvives
449–450Beelzebub's Daughters (US)
The Women of Fire (UK)
Les Filles du diableFrazer saw a surviving fragment of this film in the Blackhawk Films collection in Davenport, Iowa, in the 1970s,[46] but Malthête's 2008 filmography lists it as lost.[13]}}
451–452Misfortune Never Comes Alone (US)
Accidents Never Happen Singly (UK)
Un malheur n'arrive jamais seulSurvives
- 1903 - {{anchor|1903}}
453–457The Cake Walk Infernal (US)
The Infernal Cake Walk (UK)
Le Cake-Walk infernalSurvives
458–459The Mysterious Box (US)
The Shallow Trick Box (UK)
Also known as The Shallow Box Trick[14]
La Boîte à maliceSurvives
460–461The Queen's Musketeers (US)
The Musketeers of the Queen (UK)
Les Mousquetaires de la reineLost
462–464The Enchanted WellLe Puits fantastiqueSurvives
465–469The Inn Where No Man Rests (US)
The Inn of "Good Rest" (UK)
L'Auberge du bon reposSurvives
470–471The Drawing Lesson, or the Living StatueLa Statue animée
Advertised as a scène Louis XV à trucs[47]
Survives
472The Mystical FlameLa Flamme merveilleuseSurvives
473–475The Witch's Revenge (US)
The Sorcerer's Revenge (UK)
Le SorcierSurvives
476The Oracle of DelphiL'Oracle de DelphesSurvives
477–478A Spiritualistic PhotographerLe Portrait spiriteSurvives
479–480The MelomaniacLe MélomaneSurvives
481–482The MonsterLe MonstreSurvives
483–498Fairyland, or the Kingdom of the Fairies (US)
The Wonders of the Deep, or Kingdom of the Fairies (UK)
Also known as The Kingdom of the Fairies[15][19]
Le Royaume des féesSurvives
499–500The Infernal Caldron and the Phantasmal Vapors (US)
The Infernal Cauldron (UK)
Le Chaudron infernalSurvives
501–502The Apparition, or Mr. Jones' Comical Experience With a Ghost (US)
The Ghost and the Candle (UK)
Also known as Apparitions[19]
Le RevenantSurvives
503–505Jupiter's Thunderbolts, or the Home of the Muses
Also known as Jupiter's Thunderballs[19]
Le Tonnerre de JupiterSurvives
506–507Ten Ladies in One Umbrella (US)
Ten Girls in One Umbrella (UK)
Also known as Ten Ladies in an Umbrella[19]
La Parapluie fantastiqueSurvives
508–509Jack Jaggs and Dum Dum (US)
The Rival Music Hall Artistes (UK)
Tom Tight et Dum DumSurvives
510–511Bob Kick, the Mischievous KidBob Kick, l'enfant terribleSurvives
512–513Extraordinary Illusions (US)
The 20th Century Illustrationist (UK)
Illusions funambulesquesSurvives
514–516Alcofrisbas, the Master Magician (US)
The Enchanter (UK)
L'Enchanteur AlcofribasSurvives
517–519Jack and Jim
Comical Conjuring (UK)
Jack et JimSurvives
520–524The Magic Lantern (US)
The Magic Lantern, or the Bioscope in the Toy Shop (UK)
La Lanterne magiqueSurvives
525–526The Ballet-Master's Dream (US)
The Dream of the Ballet Master (UK)
Le Rêve du maître de balletSurvives
527–533The Damnation of Faust (US)
The Condemnation of Faust (UK)
Faust aux enfersSurvives
534–535The Terrible Turkish Executioner, or It Served Him Right (US)
What Befell the Turkish Executioner (UK)
Le Bourreau turcSurvives
536–537A Burlesque Highway Robbery in "Gay Paree" (US)
The "Apaches"—Parisian hooligans (UK)
Les ApachesLost
538–539A Moonlight Serenade, or the Miser Punished (US)
Pierrot and the Moon (UK)
Au clair de la Lune ou Pierrot malheureuxSurvives
- 1904 - {{anchor|1904}}
540–541Tit for Tat, or a Good Joke With My Head (US)
"Tit for Tat"—The head in a case (UK)
Un prêté pour un rendu (une bonne farce avec ma tête)Survives
542–544A Wager Between Two Magicians, or Jealous of Myself (US)
A Juggling Contest Between Two Magicians (UK)
Match de prestidigitationSurvives[48]
545Every Man His Own Cigar LighterUn peu de feu, S.V.P.Fragment[41]
546The Invisible Siva (US)
The Invisible Sylvia {{sic}} (UK)
Siva l'invisibleLost
547–549The Bewitched Trunk (US)
The Enchanted Trunk (UK)
Le Coffre enchanté (scène merveilleuse et comique)Survives
550–551The Fugitive Apparitions (US)
Short Lived Apparitions (UK)
Les Apparitions fugitivesSurvives
552–553The Untamable Whiskers (US)
The King of the Mackerel Fishers (UK)
Le Roi du maquillageSurvives
554–555The Clockmaker's Dream (US)
The Dream of the Clock Maker (UK)
Le Rêve de l'horlogerSurvives
556–557The Imperceptible Transmutations (US)
Imperceptible Transformation (UK)
Les Transmutations imperceptiblesSurvives
558–559A Miracle Under the Inquisition (US)
A Miracle of the Inquisition (UK)
Un miracle sous l'inquisitionSurvives
560–561Benvenuto Cellini, or A Curious Evasion (US)
Benvenuto Cellini, or the Curious Elopement (UK)
Benvenuto Cellini ou Curieuse ÉvasionSurvives
562–574Faust and Marguerite (US)
Faust (UK)
Damnation du docteur FaustSurvives
575–577The Fake Russian Prophet (US)
The Merry Prophet of Russia (UK)
Le Joyeux Prophète russe (fantaisie russo-japonaise)Lost
578–580Tchin-Chao, the Chinese Conjurer (US)
The Chinese Juggler (UK)
Le Thaumaturge chinoisSurvives
581–584The Wonderful Living Fan (US)
The Wonderful Living Fan—Fine (UK)
Le Merveilleux Éventail vivantSurvives
585–588The Cook in Trouble (US)
Cookery Bewitched (UK)
Sorcellerie culinaire (scène clownesque)Survives
589–590The Devilish Plank (US)
The Devil's Plank (UK)
La Planche du diableSurvives
591–592The Impossible Dinner (US)
The Impossible Dinner—Burlesque (UK)
Le Dîner impossiblename=HammondLost}}
593–595The MermaidLa SirèneSurvives
596–597The Mischances of a Drunkard (US)
The Drunkard's Mishaps (UK)
Les Mésaventures de M. Boit-sans-SoifSurvives[49]
598–602The Providence of the Waves, or the Dream of a Poor Fisherman (US)
The Fisher's Guardian Angel (UK)
La Providence de Notre-Dame-des-FlotsLost
603–605Uncle Rube's Birthday (most comical and amusing) (US)
Practical Joke on a Yokel (UK)
La Fête au père MathieuLost
606–625The Barber of Sevilla
Also known as The Barber of Sevilla, or the Useless Precaution[14] and The Barber of Seville[15]
Le Barbier de SévilleLost
626–627The Animated Costumes (US)
Animated Costumes (UK)
Les Costumes animésLost
628–631Simple Simon's Surprise Party (US)
Bill Bailey's Dinner (UK)
Les Invités de M. Latourte
Also known as Une Bonne Surprise[14]
Lost
632–633The Astonishing Frame (US)
The Magic Frame (UK)
Le Cadre aux surprisesLost
634–636The Wonderful Rose-Tree (US)
The Magical Rose Tree (UK)
Le Rosier miraculeuxSurvives[50]
637–638The Shadow Lady (US)
The Enchanted Cupboard (UK)
La Dame fantômeLost
639–640A Wedding by Correspondence (US)
Marriage by Correspondence (UK)
Mariage par correspondanceLost
641–659An Impossible Voyage (US)
Whirling the Worlds (UK)
Also known as The Impossible Voyage[19][51]
Voyage à travers l'impossibleSurvives
660–661Supplementary Section of the "Impossible Voyage"Supplément Voyage à travers l'impossibleFrazer discovered and examined this film at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences in the 1970s,[52] but Malthête's 2008 filmography lists it as lost.[13]}}
662–664The Wandering JewLe Juif errantSurvives
665–667The Firefall (US)
Cascade of Fire (UK)
La Cascade de feuSurvives
668The Grotto of Surprises (US)
Grotto of Surprises (UK)
La Grotte aux surprisesLost
669–677The Christmas Angel (US)
The Beggar Maiden (UK)
Détresse et Charité
Also known as L'Ange de Noël[15]
Survives
- 1905 - {{anchor|1905}}
678–679The Living Playing CardsLes Cartes vivantesSurvives
680–682The King of SharpshootersLe Roi des tireursLost
683–685The Black ImpLe Diable noirSurvives
686–689The Crystal Casket
Also known as The Magic Dice[19]
Le Phénix ou le Coffret de cristalFragment[19]
690–692The Lilliputian MinuetLe Menuet lilliputienFragment[53]
693–695A Mesmerian ExperimentLe Baquet de MesmerSurvives
696–698Mr. Dauber and the Whimsical PictureLe Peintre Barbouillard et le Tableau diaboliqueLost
699–701The Venetian Looking-GlassLe Miroir de Venise
Advertised as une mésaventure de Schylock[54]
Lost
702–704The Chloroform FiendsLes Chevaliers du chloroforme
Advertised as a scène burlesque[55]
Lost
705–726The Palace of the Arabian NightsLe Palais des mille et une nuitsSurvives
727–731A Crazy ComposerLe Compositeur toquéSurvives
732–737The Tower of LondonLe Tour de Londres ou les Derniers Moments d'Anne de BoleynLost
738–739The Enchanted Sedan ChairLa Chaise à porteurs enchantéeSurvives
740–749An Adventurous Automobile TripLe Raid Paris–Monte-Carlo en automobile
Also known as Le Raid Paris–Monte-Carlo en deux heures[15][19]
Survives
750–752The Mysterious IslandL'Île de Calypso
Advertised with the subtitle Ulysse et le géant Polyphème[15]
Survives[41]
753–755Unexpected FireworksUn feu d'artifice improviséSurvives
756–775Rip's DreamLa Légende de Rip Van Vinckle {{sic}}Survives
776–779The Angler's Nightmare, or A Policeman's TroublesLe Cauchemar du pêcheur ou l'Escarpolette fantastiqueLost
780–783Life-Saving Up-to-DateLe Système du docteur SouflamortLost
784–785The Scheming Gambler's ParadiseLe Tripot clandestinSurvives
786–788The Inventor Crazybrains and His Wonderful Airship (US)
Fantastical Air Ship (UK)
Le Dirigeable fantastique ou le Cauchemar d'un inventeurSurvives
- 1906 - {{anchor|1906}}
789–790A Mix-up in the GalleryUne chute de cinq étagesSurvives
791–806Chimney SweepJack le ramoneurFragment[56]
807–809Professor Do-mi-sol-do, the Luny MusicianLe Maestro Do-Mi-Sol-DoSurvives
810–812Old and New Style ConjurersLa Magie à travers les âgesLost
813–817Who Looks, Pays!L'Honneur est satisfaitLost
818–820The Tramp and the Mattress MakersLa Cardeuse de matelasSurvives
821–823The Hilarious PostersLes Affiches en goguetteSurvives
824–837A Desperate CrimeLes Incendiaires
Also known as Histoire d'un crime[14]
Fragment[57]
838–839Punch and JudyL'Anarchie chez GuignolFragment[19]
840–842A Spiritualist MeetingLe Fantôme d'AlgerLost
843–845A Roadside InnL'Hôtel des voyageurs de commerce ou les Suites d'une bonne cuiteSurvives
846–848Soap BubblesLes Bulles de savon animéesSurvives
849–870The Merry Frolics of SatanLes Quat'Cents Farces du diableSurvives
871–873A Seaside FlirtationLe Rastaquouère Rodriguez y PapaguanasLost
874–876The Mysterious Retort (US)
The Alchemist and the Demon (UK)
L'Alchimiste Parafaragaramus ou la Cornue infernaleSurvives
877–887The WitchLa Fée Carabosse ou le Poignard fatal
Advertised as a grande légende fantastique bretonne en 20 tableaux[58]
Survives
888–905Robert Macaire and BertrandRobert Macaire et Bertrand, les rois de cambrioleursSurvives
name=Vers|Not sold in the Star Films catalogues; commissioned by Émile and Vincent Isola for use in a 1906 ballet-féerie titled Vers les étoiles[59]}}No English releaseVers les étoilesLost
- 1907 - {{anchor|1907}}
906–908A Mischievous SketchLe Carton fantastiqueLost
909–911Rogues' Tricks (US)
The Burglar's Bath (UK)
La Douche d'eau bouillanteSurvives
912–924Under the SeasDeux Cents Milles sous les mers ou le Cauchemar du pêcheur
Also known as Deux cent mille lieues sous les mers[14][15]
Fragment[60]
925–928The Skipping CheesesLes Fromages automobilesSurvives
929–935How Bridget's Lover EscapedLe Mariage de Victorine
Also known as Le Mariage de Victoire[14]
Survives
936–950Tunneling the English ChannelLe Tunnel sous la Manche ou le Cauchemar anglo-français
Also known as Le Tunnel sous la Manche ou le Cauchemar franco-anglais"[14][15]
Survives
951–955A New Death PenaltyLa Nouvelle Peine de mortLost
956–960Drink! A Great Temperance StoryLe Delirium tremens ou la Fin d'un alcooliqueLost
961–968The Eclipse
Also known as The Eclipse, or the Courtship of the Sun and the Moon[15][19]
Éclipse du Soleil en pleine LuneSurvives
969–973The Bewildering CabinetLe Placard infernalLost
974–979Chopin's Funeral March Burlesqued (US)
Oh, That Band (UK)
La Marche funèbre de ChopinLost
980–987Hamlet Prince of DenmarkHamletLost
988–994A Forester Made KingBernard le bûcheron ou le Miracle de saint HubertLost
995–999Shakespeare Writing "Julius Caesar"La Mort de Jules César (Shakespeare)Lost
1000–1004Sightseeing Through WhiskyPauvre John ou les Aventures d'un buveur de whiskySurvives
1005–1009Good Glue SticksLa Colle universelleSurvives
1010–1013Satan in PrisonSatan en prisonSurvives
1014–1017Delirium in a StudioAli Barbouyou et Ali Bouf à l'huileSurvives
1018–1022Bakers in TroubleLa Boulangerie modèleLost
1023–1029An Angelic Servant (US)
Jewel of a Servant (UK)
La Perle des servantesLost
1030–1034The Knight of Black ArtLe Tambourin fantastiqueSurvives
1035–1039In the Bogie Man's CaveLa Cuisine de l'ogreSurvives[19]
1040–1043The King and the JesterFrançois I{{sup>er}} et TribouletSurvives
1044–1049The Good Luck of a "Souse"Il y a un dieu pour les ivrognesFragment[61]
- 1908 - {{anchor|1908}}
1050–1065Humanity Through Ages
Also known as Humanity Through the Ages[14][15]
La Civilization à travers les âgesLost
1066–1068Justinian's Human Torches
Also known as Justinian's Human Torches 548 A.D.[19]
Torches humainesSurvives[19]
1069–1072The Genii of FireLe Génie du feuSurvives
1073–1080Why That Actor Was LateNo French releaseSurvives
1081–1085The Dream of an Opium FiendLe Rêve d'un fumeur d'opiumSurvives
1086–1090A Night With Masqueraders in ParisNuit de carnavalLost
1091–1095Long Distance Wireless Photography (US)
Electrical Photographer (UK)
La Photographie électrique à distanceSurvives
1096–1101The Prophetess of ThebesLa Prophétesse de ThèbesSurvives[19]
1102–1103In the Barber ShopSalon de coiffureSurvives
1104–1108A Mistaken IdentityLe Quiproquo
Advertised with the subtitle comique[62]
Lost
1109–1113A Lover's HazingMariage de raison et Mariage d'amourLost
1116–1123A Fake Diamond SwindlerL'Habit ne fait pas Lemoine ou Fabricant de diamantsLost
1124–1131Curiosity PunishedLa Curiosité punié ou le Crime de la rue de Cherche-Midi à quatorze heuresLost
1132–1145No Trifling With Love
Also known as The New Lord of the Village[15][19]
Le Nouveau Seigneur du village
Advertised as a scène comique à spectacle[63]
Survives
1146–1158The MiserL'AvareFragment[143]
1159–1165Sideshow WrestlersLe Conseil du pipelet ou Un tour à la foire
Advertised with the subtitle bouffonnerie extravagante[64]
Survives
1166–1172Pranks With a Fake PythonLe Serpent de la rue de la LuneLost
1173–1175Up-to-Date Clothes CleaningHigh-Life Taylor (un complet modern style; originalité)Lost
1176–1185The Broken ViolinLully ou le Violon brisé
Advertised with the subtitle très artistique; spécial pour coloris; anecdote Louis XIV en 4 tableaux, avec ballet[65]
Fragment[65]
1186–1189Hunting the Teddy BearTartarin de Tarascon (une chasse à l'ours comique)Lost
1190The Little Peace MakerLe Trait d'union
Advertised as a gracieuse scène artistique avec apparition[66]
Lost
1191–1198A Love Tragedy in SpainRivalité d'amourLost
1199–1217Mishaps of the New York–Paris RaceLe Raid New York–Paris en automobileLost
1218–1226The Mystery of the GarrisonSortie sans permissionLost
1227–1232The Woes of Roller Skaters
Also known as The Woes of Roller Skates[15][19]
No French releaseSurvives
1233–1237The Magic of Catchy SongsNo French releaseLost
1238–1245The Forester's RemedyNo French releaseLost
1246–1249Love and Molasses
Also known as His First Job[19]
No French release
Known as Amour et mélasse[19]
Survives
1250–1252The Mischances of a PhotographerNo French release
Known as Les Mésadventures d'un photographe[19]
Survives
1253–1257The Indian SorcererLe Fakir de SingapourSurvives
1258–1265Two Crazy BugsNo French releaseLost
1266–1268A Tricky Painter's Fate (US)
A Railway Passenger's Ruse (UK)
No French releaseSurvives
1269–1275The Hotel Mix-Up
Also known as At the Hotel Mix-Up[14][15]
No French releaseLost
1276–1282Oriental Black ArtNo French releaseLost
1283–1287Two Talented VagabondsLe Jugement du garde champêtreLost
1288–1293French Interpreter Policeman
Also known as French Cops Learning English[15][19]
No French releaseSurvives
1294–1300Fun With the Bridal PartyLe Mariage de Thomas PoirotLost
1301–1309Not GuiltyAnaïc ou le BalafréSurvives
1310–1313Buncoed Stage JohnniePour l'étoile S.V.P.Fragment[67]
1314–1325A Grandmother's StoryConte de la grand-mère et Rêve de l'enfant
Also known as Au pays des Jouets[14]
Fragment[68]
1326–1328The Helping HandPour les p'tiots
Also known as Le Main secourable[14]
Lost
1329–1336The Old Footlight FavoriteTrop vieux!Lost
1337–1346The Wonderful Charm (US)
The Marvellous Fountain (UK)
La Fontaine merveilleuseLost
1347–1352Honeymoon in a Balloon (US)
The Ascension of a Communicant (UK)
L'Ascension de la rosière
Also known as Voyage de noces en ballon[14]
Lost
1353–1366A Rude AwakeningPochardiana ou le Rêveur éveilléLost
1367–1371Incident from Don Quixote (US)
Magic Armour (UK)
La Toile d'araignée merveilleuse
Also known as Aventures de Don Quichotte[14]
Lost
1372–1385No English releaseLa Fée Libellule ou le Lac enchantéLost
1386–1393No English releaseMoitié de polkaLost
1394–1407The Fortune Favors the Brave
Also known as The Genii of the Bells[14]
Le Génie des cloches ou le Fils du sonneurLost
1408–1415Hypnotist's RevengeNo French releaseLost
1416–1428No English release
Known as Pharmaceutical Hallucinations[19]
Hallucinations pharmaceutiques ou le Truc du potardSurvives
1429–1441No English release
Known as The Good Sheperdess and the Evil Princess[19]
La Bonne Bergère et la Mauvaise PrincesseFragment[69]
1442–1459The Living DollLa Poupée vivanteLost
1460–1466Seein' ThingsFin de réveillonLost
1467–1475Unknown title(s)Lost
name=Unknown|Catalogue number unknown}}No English releaseL'Agent geléSurvives
name=Unknown|Catalogue number unknown}}Tribulation or the Misfortunes of a CobblerNo French releaseSurvives
- 1909 - {{anchor|1909}}
1476–1485The Doctor's SecretHydrothérapie fantastique
Also known as Le Secret du Médécin[14]
Survives
1486–1494Unknown title(s)Lost
1495–1501The Fiendish Tenant
Also known as The Diabolic Tenant[15][19]
Le Locataire diaboliqueSurvives
1502–1507No English releaseUn homme comme il fautLost
1508–1512No English release
Known as Whimsical Illusions[15][19]
Les Illusions fantaisistesSurvives
1513–1521If I Were KingSi j'étais roi!!!Lost
1522–1529No English releaseLe Roi des médiums (apparitions fantômatiques)Lost
1530–1533The Spider and the ButterflyPapillon fantastiqueFragment[41]
1534–1535No English releaseLa Gigue merveilleuseLost
- 1910 - {{anchor|1910}}
No films{{efn|In 1910, Méliès temporarily stopped production at his film studio in order to tour Europe with a stage magic spectacle, Les Fantômes du Nil.[9]}}
- 1911 - {{anchor|1911}}
1536–1547No English release
Known as Baron Munchausen's Dream[15][19]
Les Hallucinations du baron de Münchausen
Also known as Les Aventures de baron de Munchhausen[19]
Survives
1548–1556No English release
Known as The Diabolical Church Window[41]
Le Vitrail diabolique (magie vénitienne)Fragment[70]
- 1912 - {{anchor|1912}}
name=Pathé|Made under the supervision of Pathé and distributed by that company[71]}}No English release
Known as The Conquest of the Pole[15][19]
À la conquête du PôleSurvives
PathéNo English release
Known as Cinderella or the Glass Slipper[15][19]
Cendrillon ou la Pantoufle merveilleuseSurvives
PathéNo English release
Known as The Knight of the Snow[19] and The Knight of the Snows[15]
Le Chevalier des NeigesSurvives
Supervised by Pathé, but the film was taken out of Méliès's control and was never released[72]}}No English release
Known as The Voyage of the Bourrichon Family[19]
Le Voyage de la famille BourrichonSurvives

Miscellaneous films

Later projects

Following the revival of interest in Méliès and his work in the late 1920s, he took part in several film projects:

  • On 16 December 1929, a "Gala Méliès" was held at the Salle Pleyel in Paris in honor of the filmmaker. At the end of the program, after a screening of some of Méliès's films from the 1900s, a new film was projected, described by Méliès's granddaughter Madeleine Malthête-Méliès as follows:

Calling upon the method perfected by Méliès twenty-four years earlier … which allowed action to move from the screen to the stage … the Gala organizers asked him to shoot a very short film; we see him suddenly appear on the screen … Lost in the streets of Paris, he is looking everywhere for the Salle Pleyel … on the wall he sees an enormous Gala poster bearing his picture … He dives head first into the poster. Suddenly, the lights go on in the hall [where the film was projected]. The screen rises and uncovers, in the middle of the stage, a frame to which is nailed the poster we have just seen. Suddenly the paper rips apart and Méliès appears in the flesh.[73]

  • In 1933, Jean Aurenche and Jacques B. Brunius asked Méliès to make an advertising film for the Régie des Tabacs of France.[2] Méliès's contribution, his final completed work as a film director, was a 28-second sequence featuring two uses of the stop substitution effect. It was reused in Brunius's 1939 film Violons d'Ingres.[74]
  • In the autumn of 1937, Méliès began work on a new film, Le Métro fantôme, with a scenario by Jacques Prévert. However, Méliès died on 21 January 1938 and the project was not completed.[2]

Questionably attributed films

The following films appear in the 1970s filmographies by Paul Hammond[14] and John Frazer,[15] but not in the 2008 filmography by Jacques Malthête.[13] Catalogue numbers are unknown in all cases, and all films are presumed lost.

English titleFrench titleDateLength
No English titlePaulus chantant: Père la Victoire189720m/65 ft
No English titlePaulus chantant: En revenant d'la revue189720m/65 ft
Seek and Thou Shalt FindNo French titleJanuary 190827m/88 ft
No Trifling with LoveOn ne badine pas avec l'amourJune 1908Unknown
The Duke's Good JokeNo French titleNovember 1908286m/930 ft
Cinderella Up-to-DateNo French titleOctober 1909292m/950 ft
For the Cause of SuffrageNo French titleOctober 1909279m/905 ft
For Sale—a BabyNo French titleNovember 1909184m/600 ft
A Tumultuous ElopementNo French titleNovember 1909Unknown
Count's WooingNo French titleNovember 1909153m/497 ft
Mrs. and Mr. DuffNo French titleNovember 1909150m/488 ft
No English titleLe Traitment 706/Guérison de l'obésité en 5 minutes{{efn>Not listed in Frazer's filmography}}September 1910124m/390 ft
No English titleLe Mousquetaire de la Reine1910Unknown
No English titleLe Conte du vieux Talute1910Unknown
No English titleLes sept barres d'or1910Unknown
No English titleGalatée1910Unknown
No English titleL'Homme aux mille inventions1910Unknown

Misattributed films

The following films have occasionally been erroneously credited to Méliès:

Title Year Actual director Studio
Magic Roses[41] 1906 Segundo de Chomón[41] Pathé
Excursion to the Moon[41] 1908 Segundo de Chomón[41] Pathé
The Red Devil[199] 1908 Probably Ferdinand Zecca[75] Pathé
Bessie's Ride[76] 1911 Gaston Méliès[77] Star Film
Changing Cooks[76] 1911 Gaston Méliès[77] Star Film
Mary's Stratagem[76] 1911 Gaston Méliès[77] Star Film
Mexican As It Is Spoken[76] 1911 Gaston Méliès[77] Star Film
The Mission Waif[76] 1911 Gaston Méliès[77] Star Film
The Ranch Man's Debt of Honor[76] 1911 Gaston Méliès[77] Star Film
Right or Wrong[76] 1911 Gaston Méliès[77] Star Film
Red Cloud's Secret[76] 1911 Gaston Méliès[77] Star Film
The Stolen Grey[76] 1911 Gaston Méliès[77] Star Film
His Terrible Lesson[76] 1911 Gaston Méliès[77] Star Film
Tommy's Rocking Horse[76] 1911 Gaston Méliès[77] Star Film
The Ghost of Sulphur Mountain[76] 1912 Gaston Méliès[77] Star Film
The Prisoner's Story[76] 1912 Gaston Méliès[77] Star Film

Notes

Footnotes

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References

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2. ^{{Harvnb|Malthête|Mannoni|2008|p=88}}
3. ^{{Harvnb|Hammond|1974|p=8}}
4. ^{{citation|last=Gaudreault|first=André|last2=Le Forestier|first2=Laurent|publisher=Centre culturel international de Cerisy-la-Salle|title=Méliès, carrefour des attractions|year=2011|type=academic conference program|url=http://www.ccic-cerisy.asso.fr/melies11.html|accessdate=23 July 2013}}
5. ^{{Harvnb|Frazer|1979|pp=33–35}}
6. ^{{Harvnb|Malthête|Mannoni|2008|pp=301–302}}
7. ^{{Harvnb|Malthête|Mannoni|2008|p=9}}
8. ^{{Harvnb|Solomon|2011|p=3}}
9. ^{{Harvnb|Malthête|Mannoni|2008|p=10}}
10. ^{{Harvnb|Frazer|1979|pp=46–48}}
11. ^{{Harvnb|Frazer|1979|pp=55–56}}
12. ^{{Harvnb|Solomon|2011|p=7}}
13. ^{{Harvnb|Malthête|Mannoni|2008|pp=334–356}}
14. ^10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 {{Harvnb|Hammond|1974|pp=134–148}}
15. ^10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 {{Harvnb|Frazer|1979|pp=241–255}}
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17. ^{{citation|first=Maane|last=Khatchatourian|title=George Melies Flip Book Sets off Crowdsourcing|date=24 July 2013|url=https://variety.com/2013/film/news/george-melies-flip-book-sets-off-crowdsourcing-1200564564/|accessdate=30 December 2013|journal=Variety}}
18. ^{{citation|first = Pauline|last = Méliès|year = 2013|title = A-t-on retrouvé 15 secondes d'un film de Georges Méliès?|work=Georges Méliès site officiel|url=http://www.melies.eu/trainfpegm/index_6.htm|accessdate=30 December 2013}}
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20. ^{{citation|last=Bromberg|first=Serge|title=Figaro et l'Auvergnat|work=Giornate Database|publisher=Pordenone Silent Film Festival|year=2006|url=http://www.cinetecadelfriuli.org/gcm/ed_precedenti/screenings_recorden.php?ID=5805|accessdate=17 December 2017}}
21. ^{{Harvnb|Frazer|1979|p=74}}
22. ^{{Harvnb|Malthête|Mannoni|2008|p=94}}
23. ^{{citation|first=Matthew|last=Solomon|title=Georges Méliès: First Wizard of Cinema (1896-1913)/Georges Méliès Encore: New Discoveries (1896-1911)|issn=1532-3978|jstor=10.5749/movingimage.12.2.0187|journal=Moving Image|date=Fall 2012|volume=12|issue=2|pages=187–192}}
24. ^{{citation|author=Cinémathèque Française|authorlink=Cinémathèque Française|title=Deux films de Georges Méliès: Robinson Crusoé et Automaboulisme et autorité|url=http://www.cinematheque.fr/fr/musee-collections/actualite-collections/restauration-numerisatio/restauration-robin-cruso.html|year=2011|accessdate=12 June 2013}}
25. ^{{Harvnb|Malthête|Mannoni|2008|p=96}}
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31. ^{{Harvnb|Frazer|1979|p=81}}
32. ^{{Harvnb|Malthête|Mannoni|2008|p=106}}
33. ^{{Harvnb|Malthête|Mannoni|2008|p=108}}
34. ^{{Harvnb|Malthête|Mannoni|2008|p=342}}
35. ^{{Harvnb|Frazer|1979|p=85}}
36. ^{{Harvnb|Malthête|Mannoni|2008|p=112}}
37. ^{{Harvnb|Malthête|Mannoni|2008|p=113}}
38. ^{{Harvnb|Malthête|Mannoni|2008|p=343}}
39. ^{{citation|title=Bouquet d'illusions|work=Il Cinema Ritrovato|publisher=Cineteca di Bologna|url=https://festival.ilcinemaritrovato.it/en/film/bouquet-dillusions/|accessdate=25 June 2017}}
40. ^{{Harvnb|Malthête|Mannoni|2008|p=117}}
41. ^{{citation|first = Georges|last = Méliès|year = 2010|title = Georges Méliès: Encore|medium = DVD; short film collection|publisher = Flicker Alley|location = Los Angeles|isbn=1893967565}}
42. ^{{Harvnb|Malthête|Mannoni|2008|p=124}}
43. ^{{Harvnb|Frazer|1979|p=100}}
44. ^{{Harvnb|Malthête|Mannoni|2008|p=134}}
45. ^{{citation|last=Hutchinson|first=Pamela|title=Georges Méliès's Robinson Crusoé film resurfaces in Pordenone|url=https://www.theguardian.com/film/filmblog/2012/oct/10/george-melies-robinson-crusoe-film|accessdate=26 January 2014|newspaper=The Guardian|date=10 October 2012}}
46. ^{{Harvnb|Frazer|1979|p=103}}
47. ^{{Harvnb|Malthête|Mannoni|2008|p=146}}
48. ^{{citation|title='Lost' movie by silent film pioneer unearthed at Czech film archive|author=Agence France-Presse|work=The Guardian|date=11 October 2016|url=https://www.theguardian.com/film/2016/oct/11/researchers-find-film-early-cinema-pioneer-georges-melies-match-de-prestigidation|access-date=12 October 2016}}
49. ^{{citation|first = Georges|last = Méliès|year = 2011|title = Georges Méliès|medium = DVD; short film collection|publisher = StudioCanal|location = Issy-les-Moulineaux}}
50. ^{{citation|last=Bromberg|first=Serge|title=Le Rosier miraculeux|work=Le Giornate del Cinema Muto|year=2017|publisher=Pordenone Silent Film Festival|url=http://www.giornatedelcinemamuto.it/en/le-rosier-miraculeux/|accessdate=21 March 2018}}
51. ^{{Harvnb|Frazer|1979|p=145}}
52. ^{{Harvnb|Frazer|1979|p=149}}
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62. ^{{Harvnb|Malthête|Mannoni|2008|p=234}}
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64. ^{{Harvnb|Malthête|Mannoni|2008|p=236}}
65. ^{{Harvnb|Malthête|Mannoni|2008|p=238}}
66. ^{{Harvnb|Malthête|Mannoni|2008|p=239}}
67. ^{{Harvnb|Malthête|Mannoni|2008|p=254}}
68. ^{{Harvnb|Malthête|Mannoni|2008|p=255}}
69. ^{{Harvnb|Malthête|Mannoni|2008|p=272}}
70. ^{{Harvnb|Malthête|Mannoni|2008|p=284}}
71. ^{{Harvnb|Frazer|1979|p=52}}
72. ^{{Harvnb|Frazer|1979|p=53}}
73. ^{{Harvnb|Gaudreault|2011|p=45}}
74. ^{{citation|first=Jacques|last=Mény|chapter=Méliès imaginé ou images de Méliès au cinéma et à la télévision|editor-last1=Malthête|editor-first1=Jacques|editor-first2=Michel|editor-last2=Marie|title=Georges Méliès, l'illusionniste fin de siècle?: actes du colloque de Cerisy-la-Salle, 13–22 août 1996|location=Paris|publisher=Presses de la Sorbonne nouvelle|year=1997|page=386|isbn=2878541405|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=1n9W-3XrdPAC&pg=PA386}}
75. ^{{Harvnb|Frazer|1979|p=189}}
76. ^10 11 12 {{citation|last=Rège|first=Philippe|title=Encyclopedia of French Film Directors|volume=I|location=Lanham, MD|publisher=Scarecrow Press|year=2010|page=710|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=ud2-AAAAQBAJ&pg=PA710}}
77. ^10 11 12 {{Harvnb|Hammond|1974|pp=149–151}}

Citations

{{Refbegin|colwidth=30em}}
  • {{citation|last=Frazer|first=John|title=Artificially Arranged Scenes: The Films of Georges Méliès|year=1979|publisher=G. K. Hall & Co.|location=Boston|isbn=0816183686}}
  • {{citation|last=Gaudreault|first=André|chapter=Theatricality, Narrativity, and Trickality: Reevaluating the Cinema of Georges Méliès|pages=31–47|editor-last=Solomon|editor-first=Matthew|title=Fantastic Voyages of the Cinematic Imagination: Georges Méliès's Trip to the Moon|year=2011|publication-place=Albany|publisher=State University of New York Press|isbn=9781438435817}}
  • {{citation|last=Hammond|first=Paul|title=Marvellous Méliès|year=1974|publisher=Gordon Fraser|location=London|isbn=0900406380}}
  • {{citation|last=Malthête|first=Jacques|last2=Mannoni|first2=Laurent|title=L'oeuvre de Georges Méliès|year=2008|publication-place=Paris|publisher=Éditions de La Martinière|isbn=9782732437323}}
  • {{citation|last=Solomon|first=Matthew|chapter=Introduction|pages=1–24|editor-last=Solomon|editor-first=Matthew|title=Fantastic Voyages of the Cinematic Imagination: Georges Méliès's Trip to the Moon|year=2011|publication-place=Albany|publisher=State University of New York Press|isbn=9781438435817}}
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External links

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