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CyrilPastorek — 17 years ago(September 23, 2008 06:57 AM)

Hi, I've watched LRF a couple of times but I never found where is Johann Wolfgang Goethe in this?
He is listed as one of the characters, but I haven't noticed any mention of him in the films. And yes I have watched both Annes Lumiere and Terribles.

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David does make a brief appearance: as Marie Antoinette is going to her execution, we see David among the spectators, making the famous sketch of her sitting in the cart. Goethe, though, I don't remember at all.
Flat, drab passion meanders across the screen!

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I don't think Goethe's in it, maybe a really brief cameo or something on the cutting room floor. I just can't see him in it if David wasn't in itand David actually had a large role in the Revolution.
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