Puppenhead
Synopsis
Berlin, 1934: John Flaus plays Goethe, the puppeteer whose mechanical clockwork knife-throwing act is under surveillance by a slimy SS agent (Heinz Boeck). The showdown comes at a New York presentation of the show.
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Puppenhead. David Cox. 1990. Animation.
Type: Clip • Published 2016-06-02
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- David Cox
- Screenplay & Story
- David Cox
- Original Score
- Ian Eccles-Smith
- Original Title
- Puppenhead
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 7m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
David Cox
David Cox
Ian Eccles-Smith
Walter Repich
Graeme Jackson
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David Cox
Director
David Cox
Writer
Walter Repich
Director of Photography
Graeme Jackson
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What is Puppenhead about?
Berlin, 1934: John Flaus plays Goethe, the puppeteer whose mechanical clockwork knife-throwing act is under surveillance by a slimy SS agent (Heinz Boeck). The showdown comes at a New York presentation of the show.
Who directed Puppenhead?
Puppenhead was directed by David Cox.
Who stars in Puppenhead?
The principal cast of Puppenhead includes John Flaus, Heinz Boeck.
When was Puppenhead released and how long is it?
Puppenhead was released in 1990 with a total runtime of 7m.
Who composed the musical score for Puppenhead?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Puppenhead was composed by Ian Eccles-Smith.