The Legend Of 1900

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Set Sail on the Endless Melodies of 1900

An ocean-bound prodigy, 1900, tickles ivories with unparalleled genius. His melodies weave tales of wanderlust and heartbreak, never stepping on land. In a grand musical duel and captivating bond, destiny anchors him to the ship, making him an eternal legend.

The Legend Of 1900 Trivia

Who directed the film "The Legend of 1900"? (Expert)

#1: Steven Spielberg

#2: Giuseppe Tornatore

#3: Martin Scorsese

#4: Francis Ford Coppola

What is the name of the character played by Tim Roth in "The Legend of 1900"? (Genius)

#1: Danny Boodmann T.D. Lemon

#2: Enrico Caruso

#3: Max Tooney

#4: Jelly Roll Morton

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The Legend Of 1900 Fun Facts

The pianist battles were genuinely improvised by legendary jazz musician Jelly Roll Morton, adding authenticity to the scenes.

The entire film was shot on an actual decommissioned ocean liner, adding a layer of realism and historical authenticity to the setting.

The Legend Of 1900 Polls

Who is your favorite character in The Legend of 1900

1900 (Tim Roth)

Max Tooney (Pruitt Taylor Vince)

The Girl (Mélanie Thierry)

Jelly Roll Morton (Clarence Williams III)

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What is your favorite scene in The Legend of 1900

The piano duel

The storm at sea

The first performance

The ending scene

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Popular Characters

1900

Max Tooney

Danny Boodmann

The Count

Lisa

The Piano Player

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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December 27, 1998

Release of 'The Legend of 1900'

The movie 'The Legend of 1900' directed by Giuseppe Tornatore was released in Italy, telling the story of a pianist who lived his entire life on a ship.

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1998

Composer Ennio Morricone scores the film

Ennio Morricone composed the musical score for 'The Legend of 1900', which became critically acclaimed and contributed significantly to the movie's atmosphere.

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December 27, 1998

Premiere of 'The Legend of 1900'

The official premiere event for the film 'The Legend of 1900' took place, introducing audiences to the story globally.

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