00:00:00A film by Jean Epstein
00:00:11The Fall of the House of Usher
00:00:23Based on themes by Edgar Allan Poe
00:00:31Cast Marguerite Abel Gans
00:00:36Jean Debucourt et Charles Lamy
00:00:41Cameraman Lucas
00:00:49Art Director
00:00:52Pierre Keffert
00:00:54The Fall of the House of Usher
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00:01:40My best and only friend.
00:02:10I am sick and worried.
00:02:14My wife, Madeline, is dying.
00:02:17And then it will be my turn.
00:02:20I beg you, come to our aid.
00:02:25Roderick Usher
00:02:38Could one of you drive me to the house of Usher?
00:02:45Roderick Usher
00:02:52Could one of you drive me to the house of Usher?
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00:05:31In this dilapidated mansion, the tyrannical, highly-strong Sir Roderick kept his wife Madeline
00:05:45in a state of strange seclusion.
00:09:54The Physician.
00:10:24The disease of Lady Madeline had long baffled the skill of a physician.
00:10:54The Physician.
00:11:24By some quirk of heredity, every male descendant of the Usher family devoted himself passionately
00:11:37to painting his wife's portraits.
00:11:48It is there that she lives.
00:11:50The Physician.
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00:11:58The Physician.
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00:12:01The Physician.
00:12:02Now I dunno him.
00:12:05In a place where he had fun!
00:13:07Why, you are feverish, my dear Roderick.
00:16:44It is fair.
00:16:46It is fair.
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00:16:54That she lives.
00:19:06The Usher family tree was as tormented as an old oak and threatened Roderick, the last
00:19:14of the line, with degeneracy.
00:20:04How touched I am by your solicitude, my only friend.
00:20:24But look to your own health, too.
00:20:26You would do well to go for a stroll before retiring.
00:20:34You would do well to go.
00:21:04You would do well to go.
00:21:34You would do well to go.
00:22:04You would do well to go.
00:22:34You would do well to go.
00:23:04With its every stroke, the portrait came more and more to life.
00:23:09But Madeleine grew even paler.
00:23:12She seemed to give the painting the strength that was ebbing from her body.
00:23:34She had to do well to go.
00:23:38She had a good idea.
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00:29:12Driven by his fascination with mystery, Roderick had longed pored over the theories of magnetism.
00:31:42I tell you, Doctor, it could be that she's not dead.
00:32:54She will not leave us.
00:33:03We shall bury her on this very spot.
00:33:24She will not leave us.
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00:44:20There had been an oppressive silence since Madeline's entomment.
00:44:26The hours and days dragged on and on with harrowing monotony.
00:57:49And now,
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