Long Fliv the King

USA, 1926, 22 minutes, B&W
Silent with English intertitles
Directed by Leo McCarey


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by The National Center for Jewish Film

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Public Exhibition Formats: 16MM


Screenings

Cape Ann Jewish Film Festival (2011)
Austria Film Archive (2009)

Synopsis

An offbeat comedy short from future Hollywood screwball director McCarey about a princess (Martha Sleeper) who must find a husband in twenty-four hours or forfeit her throne. Threatened by a greedy prime minister and his henchman (Oliver Hardy), she quickly marries a condemned man (Charles Chase) who is sentenced to die next weekend; she then returns home to rule her country. When the man is pardoned, he enlists the aid of a Jewish speculator (Max Davidson) to bankroll a journey to his new kingdom. Together, the two partners battle court intrigue, murder plots, and strange customs to emerge victorious.

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