Quo Fuit places 4 dated presences for Max Linder across 4 places, from 1908 to 1925.
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Gabriel-Maximilien Leuvielle (16 December 1883 to 1 November 1925), known professionally as Max Linder, was a French actor, director, screenwriter, producer, and comedian of the silent film era.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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1908year
Italyattested“Soon afterwards, Gasnier left Pathé and moved to Italy, leaving Linder without a supporter at Pathé; he made few films in 1908.”source: Wikipedia: Max Linder
1922year
Franceattested“The public is mildly amused by my situations, but this evening where were the explosions of laughter that we hear when Charlie's on the screen?...Make people laugh, its easy to say make people laugh, but I don't feel funny anymore." With…”source: Wikipedia: Max Linder
24 February 1924exact date
Viennaattested“On 24 February 1924, they were both found unconscious at a hotel in Vienna, though this was explained as an accidental overdose of "sleeping powder." In late October 1925, Max and Hélène reportedly attended a Paris screening of Quo Vadis…”source: Wikipedia: Max Linder
2 November 1925exact date
Neuillyattested“On 2 November 1925, The New York Times reported that Hélène Linder had told her mother by letter, "He will kill me." The article also claims that "no one believes she herself opened her veins." Critic Vincent Canby acknowledged in 1988 t…”source: Wikipedia: Max Linder
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1899year
Conservatoire de Bordeauxmentioned“In 1899, Linder enrolled in the Conservatoire de Bordeaux and quickly won awards for first prize in comedy and second prize in tragedy.”source: Wikipedia: Max Linder
1909year
Italymentioned“Later in 1909, Gasnier returned from Italy and immediately began working with Linder again.”source: Wikipedia: Max Linder
1917year
Francementioned“Chaplin's suggestions were invaluable, Linder said." Linder returned to France in 1917 and opened a movie theater, the Ciné Max Linder.”source: Wikipedia: Max Linder
1921year
Hollywood, Los Angelesmentioned“Four years after failing to become a major star in the U.S., Linder made another attempt at filmmaking in Hollywood and formed his own production company there in 1921.”source: Wikipedia: Max Linder
April 1923month
Nice, Francementioned“In early April 1923, Linder was involved in a second near fatal car accident in Nice, which resulted in a head injury.”source: Wikipedia: Max Linder
1924year
Englandmentioned“The film was released in England in 1924 and was critically praised, however the legal copyright of the film prevented it from being released in France or the US for several years.”source: Wikipedia: Max Linder
1924year
Francementioned“The film was released in England in 1924 and was critically praised, however the legal copyright of the film prevented it from being released in France or the US for several years.”source: Wikipedia: Max Linder
1925year
Viennamentioned“Linder's last film was The King of the Circus directed by Édouard-Émile Violet (with pre-production collaboration from Jacques Feyder) and filmed in Vienna in 1925.”source: Wikipedia: Max Linder
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