Iluminace 2004, 16(2):5-20

Hollywood Babel. The Coming of Sound and the Multiple-Language Versions

Ginette Vincendeau

The question of language versions in film historiography. Problems with the advent of sound film and possibilities of solving them. Consequences of the advent of sound film in the USA and Europe. The emergence of different language versions usually shot simultaneously and the contribution of actors to the success of each version.

Keywords: sound in film; language versions

Published: June 1, 2004  Show citation

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Vincendeau, G. (2004). Hollywood Babel. The Coming of Sound and the Multiple-Language Versions. Iluminace, 16(2), 5-20
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