The American Venus

 

Il film

 
Produzione: Famous Players - Lasky
Distribuzione: Paramount Pictures (25 Gennaio 1926; © 25 Gennaio 1926; LP 22325)
Presentazione: Adolph Zukor; Jesse L. Lasky
Regista: Frank Tuttle
Sceneggiatura: Frederick Stowers
Fonte: un soggetto di Townsend Martin
Fotografia: J. Roy Hunt
Direzione artistica: Frederick A. Foord
Riprese: girato il Novembre 1925
Probabile prima mondiale: Stanley, PHILADELPHIA, e Granada, SAN FRANCISCO, 10 Gennaio 1926
Note tecniche: Muto; b\n con sequenze a colori (Technicolor); 35 mm.; 8 bobine (70'); 7,931 ft
Musica: partitura conservata al Department of Film della George Eastman House di Rochester
Titoli internazionali ed alternativi: cfr. curiosità II
Censura italiana: copia italiana di metri 2085; visto 22930; data domanda revisione 25 Agosto 1926; data revisione 27 Agosto 1926; pellicola approvata indi richiamata poi riapprovata in appello il 6 Maggio 1927
 
Il cast
 
Esther Ralston (Mary Gray)
Lawrence Gray (Chip Armstrong)
Ford Sterling (Hugo Niles)
Fay Lanphier (Miss Alabama)
Louise Brooks (Miss Bayport)
Edna May Oliver (Mrs. Hugo Niles)
Kenneth MacKenna (Horace Niles)
John Gray (William B. Mack)
George De Carlton (Sam Lorber)
L'artista (Wladislaw T. Benda)
Ernest Torrence (Nettuno)
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. (Tritone)
 
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Trama e note

 
Il film, partorito dalla fervida mente di Townsend Martin, è sostanzialmente una storia sull'elezione di Miss America (Fay Lanphier, eletta Miss America 1925 ad Atlantic City), una variazione delle bellezze al bagno con intrigo amoroso di sottofondo. La pellicola è l'occasione per mettere in risalto la giovanile sfrontatezza e soprattutto la bellezza di Louise che si dispiega in virtù di costumi che la lasciano praticamente seminuda.
I censori dell'epoca, evidentemente abbacinati, lasciarono fare.
Da segnalare una porzione del film a colori.
Due le cose di rilievo all'epoca del film: una relazione con Charlie Chaplin, che Louise documenterà nell'articolo Charlie Chaplin remembered, e un set di fotografie scattate mentre era ancora una chorus girl delle Follies che la ritrae più che seminuda. Louise Brooks, tramite un legale, chiese il blocco della diffusione degl'incauti scatti; "Foolish!", tuonerà l'autore De Mirjian, ma sarà costretto a battere in ritirata. Una prima presa di posizione della diciannovenne piantagrane apparirà sul Daily Mirror il 30 Novembre 1925 (cfr. la biografia di Barry Paris, pp. 114-116 oppure intervista XVI); proprio in seguito al successo di The American Venus tale storia verrà amplificata dalla stampa finché, il 21 marzo 1926, apparve, contemporaneamente sul "Washington Post", sul "Sacramento Union" e sul "Philadelphia Inquirer", l'articolo Where and why Miss Brooks draws the line (cfr. intervista XV). In tale pezzo la Brooks giustifica la decisione di opporsi alla pubblicazione delle foto con una serie di considerazioni abbastanza sensate (a parte l'invocazione al pudore ed alla modestia) e sicuramente mature per una giovanissima provinciale come lei, tanto da far nascere il dubbio che il tutto non fosse un'operazione della Famous Players o del suo avvocato; tuttavia anche le interviste successive confermano un certo tono 'alto' delle sue dichiarazioni.
 
Per saperne di più: The American Venus
 
Bibliografia Thomas Gladysz: The American Venus
 
Recensioni su Louise Brooks: americane (31)
 
Scene sopravvissute: The American Venus
 
Bibliografia italiana
 
Bibliografia europea

  1. * t. z., Die schönste Frau der Staaten, "Der Film", 1926 - GERMANIA

  2. Anonimo, Reviews of the week, "Kinematograph Weekly", April 29, 1926

  3. Q., Mannens ideal - Venus på amerikanska, "Filmjournalen", 30 Aprile 1926 - SVEZIA

  4. * (Pierre Gilles?), Vénus moderne, "Le Matin", 15 Octobre 1926 - FRANCIA

  5. * Anonimo, Die Schönste Frau der Staaten, "Die Filmwoche", nr. 43, 20 Oktober 1926 - GERMANIA

  6. Anonimo, Die Schönste Frau der Staaten, "Deutsche Filmwoche", 29 Oktober 1926 - GERMANIA

  7. Anonimo, The American Venus, "Picturegoer", November 1926 - INGHILTERRA

  8. H. C., Picture-Theatres, "Manchester Guardian", November 30, 1926 - INGHILTERRA

  9. Dr. M-l., Die Schö(nste?) Frau der Staaten, "Lichtbild-Buhne", 30 November 1926 - GERMANIA

  10. g., Film Kritik, "Film-Kurier", 30 November 1926 - GERMANIA

  11. Anonimo, Die schö(nste?) Frau der Staaten, "Kinematograph", 5 Dezember 1926 - GERMANIA

  12. Anonimo, Bs. Zwei Filme, "Berliner Tageblatt", 5 Dezember 1926 - GERMANIA

  13. e., Bom Film, "Die Welt", 6 Dezember 1926 - GERMANIA

  14. s., Die schö(nste?) Frau der Staaten, "Reichfilmblatt", 7 Dezember 1926 - GERMANIA

  15. Anonimo, Wie Man 'Miss Amerika' Wird, "Deutche Filmwoche", 17 Dezember 1926 - GERMANIA

  16. A. L., Estreias, "Cinefilo", 15 de Março de 1930 - PORTOGALLO

  17. Anonimo, Reviews of the week, "Kinematograph Weekly", April 29, 1926 - INGHILTERRA

  18. Anonimo, Actualités, "Cinémagazine", 4 Fevrier 1927 - FRANCIA

  19. A. L., "Cinefilo", 15 de Março de 1930 - PORTOGALLO

 
Bibliografia internazionale
 
  1. United Press, New Miss America goes to the movies, " Stevens Point Daily Journal", September 19, 1925
  2. *[RCA1] Anonimo, Gleanings of the screen, "New York Times", October 4, 1925
  3. Anonimo, With the film folk, "Syracuse Herald", October 18, 1925
  4. Anonimo, Act in same picture meet after 8 weeks, "Sunday Times-Signal", November 15, 1925
  5. Anonimo, The American Venus, "Exhibitor's Herald", November 21, 1925
  6. * On with the dance, "Los Angeles Times", December 27, 1925
  7. Gordon Allvine, Paramount pressbook, January 1926
  8. Anonimo, On Cincinnati screens, "Cincinnati Enquirer", January 10, 1926
  9. *[RCA2] Anonimo, Fay Lanphier for Granada stage, screen, "San Francisco Daily News", January 7,
              1926
  10. Anonimo, In filmland, "Philadelphia Inquirer", January 10, 1926
  11. Anonimo, Photoplay reviews, "Cincinnati Enquirer", January 11, 1926
  12. Gordon Bennett Buford, Pretty girls in American Venus, "San Francisco Examiner", January 11, 1926
  13. [RCA3] Anonimo, Granada shows Fay Lanphier in leading role, "San Francisco Chronicle", January 11,
              1926
  14. Elford Eddy, 'Armed' Venus Makes Brave Showing at Granada, "San Francisco Call and Post", January
              11, 1926
  15. A. F. Gillaspey, Tribute paid beauty in new screen play, "San Francisco Bulletin", January 11, 1926
  16. M. W., Story about nation's beauties at the Atlantic City pageant, "Toledo Times", January 11, 1926
  17. Curran D. Swint, Warfield, St. Francis, Granada have pleasing programs, "San Francisco News",
              January 11, 1926
  18. Anonimo, American Venus Stanley feature, "Philadelphia Inquirer", January 12, 1926
  19. Anonimo, "Philadelphia Bulletin", January 12?, 1926
  20. Anonimo, "Philadelphia Public Ledger", January 12?, 1926
  21. Anonimo, Pre-release reviews of features, "Motion Picture News", January 16, 1926
  22. Anonimo, Beauty pageant and a real plot new combination in The American Venus, "Sandusky Star-
              Journal", January 16, 1926
  23. Glorious gowns to be worn by American Venuses this week, "Boston Post", January 17, 1926
  24. Anonimo, Crowds view Fay in American's film, "Oakland Post-Enquirer", January 18, 1926
  25. [RCA4] Anonimo, Fay Lanphier big feature at Garden Theatre, "San Mateo Times", January 18, 1926
  26. Wood Soanes, Ad libbing on first nights, "Oakland Tribune", January 18, 1926
  27. Gordon Hillman, American Venus unusually good comedy drama, "Boston Daily Advertiser", January
              18, 1926
  28. Anonimo, Noted cast is found in Colonial picture, "Dayton Journal", January 18, 1926
  29. M. M. C., Wuxtry! Wuxtry!, "Columbus Dispatch", January 18, 1926
  30. John McNulty, Grand, "Columbus Citizen", January 18, 1926
  31. C. J. R., Grand, "Ohio State Journal", January 18, 1926
  32. Anonimo, Beauty show features, "Canton Repository", January 19, 1926
  33. Anonimo, Fay Lanphier makes big hit Garden Theatre, "San Mateo Times", January 19, 1926
  34. Anonimo, American Venus at Metropolitan, "Boston Globe", January 19, 1926
  35. A. F., American Venus at Metropolitan, "Boston Herald", January 19, 1926
  36. Anonimo, "Boston Globe", January 20?, 1926
  37. D. W. B., Films of the week, "Boston Evening Transcript", January 20, 1926
  38. Anonimo, State-American Venus, "Trenton Times", January 21, 1926
  39. [RCA5] Anonimo, The American Venus at Liberty tomorrow, "San Jose Evening News", January 23,
              1926
  40. Kelcey Allen, Next week on the screen, "Women's Wear Daily", January 23, 1926
  41. Anonimo, Miss America, "Lima News", January 24, 1926
  42. [RCA6] Anonimo, Girl show will be big feature at the Liberty, "San Jose Mercury Herald", January 24,
              1926
  43. Anonimo, The American Venus Howard Theater film, "Atlanta Constitution", January 24, 1926
  44. Anonimo, Famous Players' part in choosing Venus, "New York Telegram", January 25, 1926
  45. [RCA7] Delight Evans, The American Venus glorifies youth and beauty at the Rivoli, "Morning
              Telegraph", January 25, 1926 (Recensione ripetuta il 31 Gennaio)
  46. Anonimo, Bathing beauties at Victory, "Salt Lake Telegram", January 25, 1926
  47. [RCA8] The Moviegoer, Picture plays and players, "New York Sun", January 25, 1926
  48. [RCA9] Harriette Underhill, On the screen, "New York Herald Tribune", January 25, 1926
  49. [RCA10] Quinn Martin, The new films, "The World", January 25, 1926
  50. Donald Denny, American Venus features Howard Theater program, "Atlanta Constitution", January
              26, 1926
  51. * Mordaunt Hall, The beauty show, "New York Times", January 26, 1926
  52. Martin Dickstein, The cinema circuit, "Brooklyn Daily Eagle", January 26, 1926
  53. Palmer Smith, "New York Evening World", January 26?, 1926
  54. Anonimo, "New York American", January 27?, 1926
  55. Anonimo, "New York Graphic", January 27?, 1926
  56. Anonimo, New photoplays, "New York Post", January 27, 1926
  57. [RCA11] Dorothy Herzog, The American Venus, "Daily Mirror", January 27, 1926
  58. * Sisk., American Venus, "Variety", January 27, 1926
  59. Sisk, House reviews: Rivoli, "Variety", January 27, 1926
  60. Julie Harpman, American Venus has small plot - but also few clothes, "Daily News", January 27, 1926
  61. [RCA12] Rose Pelswick, New pictures on Broadway, "New York Evening Journal", January 27, 1926
  62. Anonimo, Quick stuff on pictures for busy showman, "Motion Pictures Today", January 30, 1926
  63. T. S., The current cinema, "New Yorker", January 30, 1926
  64. Anonimo, Venus film coming Monday to Opera House, "Bangor Daily Commercial", January 30, 1926
  65. Peggy Goldberg, The American Venus, "Exhibitors Trade Review", January 30, 1926
  66. Anonimo, American Venus appears in film, "Helena Independent", January 30, 1926
  67. Anonimo, Pictures playing Atlanta this week, "Weekly Film Review", January 30, 1926
  68. P. S. Harrison, The American Venus, "Harrison's Reports", January 30, 1926
  69. Anonimo, American Venus grade-a picture, "Manitoba Free Press", January 30, 1926
  70. Anonimo, The American Venus, "Film Daily", January 31, 1926
  71. [RCA13] Anonimo, The American Venus, "Wichita Beacon", January 31, 1926
  72. Anonimo, New week's attractions, "Tulsa Daily World", January 31, 1926
  73. Anonimo, The American Venus to play at Majestic here, "Tulsa Tribune", January 31, 1926
  74. Anonimo, The American Venus is at the Missouri; Black Bird at Loew's, "St. Louis Globe-Democrat",
              January 31, 1926
  75. *[!] Mordaunt Hall, Frivolous photoplays, "New York Times", January 31, 1926
  76. Venus in finery, "Motion Picture", February, 1926
  77. Samuel M.  Weller, The American Venus, "Movie Monthly", February, 1926
  78. Anonimo, American Venus film of beauty, youth and color, "Bangor Daily Commercial", February 1,
             1926
  79. Anonimo, Best pictures, "Manitoba Free Press", February 1, 1926 - CANADA
  80. Nie., New films,  "St. Louis Post-Dispatch", February 1, 1926
  81. Anonimo, Venus film is last word in splendor, "Bangor Daily Commercial", February 2, 1926
  82. Anonimo, At the Regent, "Battle Creek Enquirer and Evening News", February 2, 1926
  83. Anonimo, Passed in review at city's theaters, "Providence Journal", February 2, 1926
  84. Anonimo, Miss America is glad she avoided college, "The Crimson", February 2, 1926
  85. Anonimo, Musical comedy drama and motion pictures, "Musical Courier", February 4, 1926
  86. Pete Egan, House manager of Capitol sees American Venus, "Calgary Daily Herald", February 4, 1926
              - CANADA
  87. Epes W. Sargent, Miss America featured in pleasing film of great beauty that looks like big winner,
              "Moving Picture World", February 6, 1926
  88. Anonimo, Stage-music-photoplay, "Detroit Saturday Night", February 6, 1926
  89. [RCA14] Anonimo, At the theaters, "Topeka Daily State Journal", February 6, 1926
  90. Anonimo, 'Miss America' shows Atlantic City poses in The American Venus, "Portland Oregonian",
              February 7, 1926
  91. Anonimo, Figure fame Fosters film fortune, too, "Los Angeles Examiner", February 7, 1926
  92. [RCA15] Harold Heffernan, The new movies in review, "Detroit News", February 7, 1926
  93. Leonard Boyd, American Venus proves restful to tired optics, "Los Angeles Examiner", February 7,
              1926
  94. Anonimo, American Venus to be on view at Opera House, "Mansfield News", February 7, 1926
  95. [RCA16] Anonimo, Fay Lanphier is in picture, "Santa Barbara Morning Press", February 7, 1926
  96. Anonimo, Arcadia, "Wilmington Morning News", February 7, 1926

  97. * Anonimo, Beauties featured in picture + Beauty on the Pacific, "Washington Post", February 7, 1926

  98. Anonimo, "Cleveland News", February 8?, 1926

  99. Anonimo, Park, "Cleveland Press", February 8, 1926

  100. W. W. M., The American Venus. Park and Cameo, "Cleveland Plain Dealer", February 8, 1926

  101. Anonimo, New pictures, "Time", February 8, 1926
  102. Anonimo, Miss Lanphier in film at Capitol, "Chronicle-Telegram", February 8, 1926
  103. Anonimo, Columbia - The American Venus, "Washington Star", February 8, 1926
  104. H. S., Beach nymphs flit through Venus, "Washington Times", February 8, 1926
  105. Anonimo, "Los Angeles Express", February 8?, 1926
  106. [RCA17] Jimmy Starr, Venus, a light comedy opera of beauty pageants, "Los Angeles Record",
              February 8, 1926
  107. Anonimo, "Los Angeles Times", February 8?, 1926
  108. Roy Marcotte, Reel players, "Detroit Free Press", February 8, 1926
  109. [RCA18] Charles J. Richardson, American Venus different, "Detroit Times", February 8, 1926
  110. [RCA19] Guy Price, Theaters, "Los Angeles Evening Herald", February 8, 1926
  111. [RCA20] Anonimo, Film fare for the week, "Kansas City Times", February 8, 1926
  112. Anonimo, Miss America is at Metropolitan in fashion film, "Los Angeles Daily Illustrated News",
              February 8, 1926
  113. *[!] Anonimo, Columbia, "Washington Post", February 8, 1926
  114. Virginia Dale, Fay Lanphier is star in picture of prize curves, "Chicago Daily Journal", February 8, 1926
  115. John Joseph, Pretty girls by the gross, "Chicago Herald and Examiner", February 8, 1926
  116. Bob Reel, Good comedies on Chicago, McVickers screens, "Chicago Evening American", February 8,
              1926
  117. Anonimo, The American Venus is silent musical comedy, "Mansfield News", February 9, 1926
  118. * [RCA21] Carl Sandburg, Motion pictures, "Chicago Daily News", February 9, 1926. Ristampato in Id.,
              The movies are, Lake Claremont Press, 2000
  119. R. I. Bray, American Venus clever photoplay, "Washington Herald", February 9, 1926
  120. A. W. E., Films, "Santa Barbara Morning Press", February 9, 1926
  121. K. T. K., Asbestos, "New Orleans Times-Picayune", February 9, 1926
  122. *[!] Mae Tinee, Bathing beauties or trick dog - Your choice offered, "Chicago Tribune", February 9,
              1926
  123. [RCA22] Anonimo, Fay Lanphier in The American Venus, "Modesto News-Herald", February 11, 1926
  124. Anonimo, Capitol film richly staged, "Sacramento Union", February 11, 1926
  125. [RCA23] Anonimo, Cast of American Venus, prize beauties, "Modesto News-Herald", February 12,
              1926
  126. Anonimo, Movies on view this week, "Indianapolis Star", February 13, 1926
  127. Anonimo, American Venus pleases at Strand, "Modesto News-Herald", February 13, 1926
  128. Anonimo, American Venus comes for 3 days, "Berkeley Daily Gazzette", February 13, 1926
  129. [RCA24] Anonimo, American Venus has display of feminine beauty, "Lansing Capital News", February
              13, 1926
  130. Anonimo, Beauty-comedy special on Strand program sun, "Lansing State Journal", February 13, 1926
  131. Anonimo, The new pictures, "Indianapolis Star", February 14, 1926
  132. Morris Watson, The new movies, "Omaha World Herald", February 14, 1926
  133. Anonimo, Miss America at California, "Daily Californian", February 15, 1926
  134. [RCA25] Anonimo, Girls and gowns dominate Strand, "Pasadena Star-News", February 15, 1926
  135. M. E. R., Pleasing variety and photoplay at Keith's, "Grand Rapids Press", February 15, 1926
  136. Anonimo, The screen, "Chico Daily Enterprise", February 16, 1926.
  137. Anonimo, Venus has plot, lots of beauty, "Lansing Capital News", February 16, 192
  138. Robert E. Sherwood, "Life", February 18, 1926
  139. Anonimo, Moving picture news, "Portland Oregonian", February 18, 1926
  140. Anonimo, Strand presents dazzling picture all next week, "Cedar Rapids Tribune", February 19, 1926
  141. Anonimo, Amusements, "Portland Evening Express", February 19, 1926
  142. Anonimo, The American Venus at California tonight, "Salinas Daily Index", February 21, 1926
  143. Anonimo, At the theatres, "San Diego Union", February 21, 1926
  144. Arthur G. Steinel, Wet pictures found on damp night at theaters, "Daily Oklahoman", February 21, 1926
  145. Augustus Bridle, The American Venus, "Toronto Star", February 22, 1926 - CANADA
  146. T.O. Service, Service talks, "Exhibitor's Herald", February 22, 1926
  147. Anonimo, The American Venus, "Toronto Globe & Mail", February 23, 1926 - CANADA
  148. A. M. D., American Venus at Loew's Palace, "Commercial-Appeal", February 23, 1926
  149. P. A. S., Beauty show action filled, "San Diego Sun", February 23, 1926
  150. Anonimo, Famous beauties appear in The American Venus at Strand Theater, "Syracuse Post-
              Standard", February 28, 1926
  151. [RCA26] The shadow stage, "Photoplay", nr. 4, March 1926
  152. [RCA27] Anonimo, New pictures at other theaters, "Post-Standard", March 1, 1926
  153. [RCA28] Anonimo, Esther Ralston in The American Venus, now showing at the Liberty, "Fresno Bee",
              March 5, 1926
  154. Anonimo, Film glorifying America's lovliest girls is Eve. Dazzling spectacle, "Appleton Post Crescent",
              March 6, 1926
  155. Anonimo, At the Franklin, "Saginaw News Courier", March 7, 1926
  156. Anonimo, The American Venus at California tonight, "Salinas Daily Index, March 9, 1926
  157. Anonimo, Esther Ralston, Fay Lanphier in gorgeous American Venus, "Bakersfield Californian", March
              11, 1926
  158. Anonimo, Love is made to Esther Ralston in swimming waters, "Bakersfield Californian", March 12,
              1926
  159. Alva Taylor, 'Lights! Action! Camera!', "Liberty", March 13, 1926
  160. Anonimo, American Venus seen on Coliseum screen, "Seattle Times", March 14, 1926
  161. Anonimo, The American Venus at the Academy of Music, "Charleston News and Courier", March 14,
              1926
  162. * Anonimo, Trouble caused as Esther loses her shoe buckle, "Los Angeles Times", March 14, 1926
  163. C. W. C., The American Venus and beauties at Branford, "Newark Star-Eagle", March 15, 1926
  164. Anonimo, The American Venus - Coliseum, "Seattle Times", March 15, 1926
  165. Anonimo, Stage and screen, "Kalamazoo Gazette", March 15, 1926
  166. Anonimo, The American Venus, "Manitoba Free Press", March 20, 1926 - CANADA
  167. Anonimo, The American Venus film on hipp screen this week, "Buffalo Morning Express", March 21,
              1926
  168. Anonimo, At the playhouses, "Buffalo Evening News", March 22, 1926
  169. Anonimo, This week at the theaters, "Buffalo Morning Express", March 22, 1926
  170. Laurence Reid, The beauty parade, "Movie Monthly", April, 1926
  171. [RCA29] James Frederick Smith, The celluloid critic, "Motion Picture Classic", April 1926
  172. Laurence Reid, The American Venus - romance, "Motion Picture", April, 1926
  173. [RCA30] L. M. W., Stage and screen, "Ann Arbor Times News", April 5, 1926
  174. Anonimo, Beauty-comedy special heads Broadway program, "Bee", April 26, 1926
  175. Anonimo, Stage and screen, "Flint Journal", April 26, 1926
  176. Sally Benson, The screen in review: bathing beauties without the Sennett, "Picture-Play", May 1926
  177. Anonimo, The American Venus, "Youngstown Telegram", May 3, 1926
  178. Anonimo, Feature at Park, "Youngstown Vindicator", May 5, 1926
  179. Anonimo, Majestic bill, "Lima News", May 9, 1926
  180. [RCA31] Anonimo, American Venus to be at Capitol, "Birmingham News", June 13, 1926
  181. T. O. Service, Service talks, "Exhibitor's Herald", May 14, 1926
  182. Cinelandia, "Carteles", June 13, 1926 - CUBA
  183. Anonimo, Theaters, "Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune", June 21, 1926
  184. Anonimo, The American Venus, "Movie Times", September 1, 1926 - GIAPPONE
  185. Anonimo, American Venus to have 3 day showing, "Berkeley Daily Gazzette", September 4, 1926
  186. Anonimo, The American Venus, "Movie Times", September 11, 1926 - GIAPPONE
  187. * Hedda Hopper, Hedda Hopper's Hollywood, "Los Angeles Times", December 11, 1940
  188. * John Douglas Eames, The American Venus, in Id., The Paramount story, Octopus Books, 1985
  189. * Robert B. Connelly, The American Venus, in Id., The motion picture guide, X, Silent film 1910 - 1936,
              Cinebooks, 1986
  190. Ayn Rand, Russian writings on Hollywood, Ayn Rand Institute Press, 1999
 

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