who composed it's original score?
Gottfried Huppertz
Metropolis (1927 film)
Gottfried Huppertz composed the film's score for a large orchestra.
what does 'ace books' mean? A publisher of science fiction and fantasy books who founded it? Aaron A. Wyn name some of the famous books they have published? William Colt MacDonald's "Bad Man's Return", P. G. Wodehouse's "Quick Service what is the genre of the latter work? UNANSWERABLE when was it published? 4 October 1940 what sort of struggles did they face financially? After the death of Wyn, the company grew financially overextended, failing to pay its authors reliably. do they publish books of different genres? Yes, of science fiction, mysteries and westerns combined,  lurid juvenile delinquent novels what are the characteristics of the first one? is a genre of speculative fiction with concepts such as advanced science and technology, space exploration, time travel and extraterrestrial life. can you give a few literary examples of the same? "New Atlantis", "The States and Empires of the Sun", "Gulliver's Travels" who wrote the last one? Jonathan Swift what is it about? It satirises both human nature and the "travellers' tales". who is the protagonist in it? Lemuel Gulliver where did he travel to? Lilliput, Brobdingnag, Laputa, Houyhnhnm was it ever made into a film? UNANSWERABLE what does the second work deal with? UNANSWERABLE can you list a few movies made in this genre? "Metropolis", "Godzilla", "Planet of the Apes",  "Star Wars" when did the first one get released? 1927 who all have acted in it? Brigitte Helm, Alfred Abel,  Rudolph Klein-Rogge where was the filming done? Germany
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Metropolis (1927 film) [SEP] Original score
Gottfried Huppertz composed the film's score for a large orchestra. He drew inspiration from Richard Wagner and Richard Strauss, and combined a classical orchestral style with mild modernist touches to portray the film's massive industrial city of workers. Nestled within the original score were quotations of Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle's "La Marseillaise" and the traditional "Dies Irae", the latter of which was matched to the film's apocalyptic imagery. Huppertz's music played a prominent role during the film's production; the composer often played piano on Lang's set to inform the actors' performances. Huppertz's score only accompanied the film once, at its original premiere.