Georges Méliès Movies

In the interior of a small Russian cottage dwells a peasant with the reputation of being able to foretell future events. Alternatively, a Japanese...

A reenactment of a dirigible explosion in Paris.

It is the birthday of Uncle Rube, a foxy old peasant who has gathered at his table his family and his help, among whom is a sleepy farmhand, a boy...

1908 French short silent film by Georges Méliès, which is presumed lost. No English-language release is known for this film,[1] but the...

A derelict discovers that a surgeon performing unnatural experiments has replaced his body.

This Georges Melies film is only available in a five-minute fragment. The film starts off with a title card setting up the events. An elderly miser...

The seven-minute film takes place inside a classroom where some cops are learning English.

French silent film directed by Georges Méliès, considered lost.

The film begins with a grandmother reading a story to a small child (played by Georges Méliès's son, André) before tucking him...

Lost comedy short film by Georges Méliès.

Lost trick film

A mischievous duke comes across a drunkard in a town square, and decides to pull a practical joke. He has the drunkard carried to the ducal palace...

A magician presents a circular piece of paper from which he removes the flags of the allies. Then from each flag he produces a soldier from the...

A kitchen maid becomes envious of her madam's daughters. After serving them their tea, she goes straight to their boudoir, borrows some fine garments...

Two couples, one old and one young, have blind dates at the same meeting place. The arrival of the wrong people at different times makes a fun...

Short film about a magician.

A fraudster is at work in his laboratory, where he pretends to make synthetic diamonds.

A Funny Mahometan was an 1897 short silent comedy film directed by Georges Méliès. It was released by Méliès's Star Film...

A painter boards a train and puts his paintings in the windows so that they look like passengers.

The scene is similar to that seen at Coney Island, where a number of shows are constantly going on.