He agrees to help King Gunther win the warrior queen Brunhild by using his invisibility to cheat in a contest of strength.
Despite the "outdoor" settings, the entire film was shot in a studio, including massive man-made forests and stone fortresses. Die Nibelungen: Siegfried(1924)
The film follows the legendary hero Siegfried (played by Paul Richter) through a series of mythic feats: He agrees to help King Gunther win the
The film uses strict symmetry and stylized movements, with actors often treated as part of the overall set design. Cultural Impact and Legacy operated by up to 17 people
A 60 to 70-foot mechanical dragon was constructed at full scale, operated by up to 17 people, and equipped with a real flamethrower.