I'd really be interested in finding out if anybody knows if there are reproductions made of the skull cuku clock that is in Werner Herzog's Nosferatu. I must have one!
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Re: Herzog's Nosferatu clock
Wed, December 7, 2005 - 8:05 PM
Have you checked out the accompanying advertisements?
Just say the word cuckoo clock and one is magically offered!
Sadly not one of a skull... -
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Re: Herzog's Nosferatu clock
Sun, December 18, 2005 - 5:38 PMsounds like the sort of thing that a devious artisan would be happy to do for you..... If you ask around you may be able to find someone who can create the Herzog cuko clock for you....;) -
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Re: Herzog's Nosferatu clock
Sun, December 18, 2005 - 5:42 PMif you find someone to made you one...tell us how much and who did it...im kind of interested myself -
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Re: Herzog's Nosferatu clock
Wed, January 4, 2006 - 12:30 PMMy memories of watching the film lead me to believe that the clock wasn't a self-contained, fully-functioning clock. I always thought that there was a stagehand behind the wall operating everything.
Of course, fot the pruposes of the film, I wonder where Nosferatu got the clock. Did he hire someone to make it, or did he maybe see it at a yard sale, where he picked it up along with some bath mats and violin strings.
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