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The 21 pages that link to Max Reinhardt, each with the reason it gives.

• Ernst LubitschRelated: Lubitsch’s early stage career unfolded in Reinhardt’s Berlin theatrical world.

• Otto PremingerRelated: Preminger worked in Reinhardt’s theatrical company before moving into film.

• Salzburg FestivalRelated: He co-founded the festival and directed its first production, Everyman.

• Olivia de HavillandRelated: He cast de Havilland as Hermia in his 1935 film of A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

• F. W. MurnauRelated: Murnau studied under Reinhardt, whose theater emphasized expressive staging and movement.

• Hugo von HofmannsthalRelated: Reinhardt directed and staged Hofmannsthal’s work, including the Salzburg production of Jedermann.

• Erich Wolfgang KorngoldRelated: Reinhardt brought Korngold to Hollywood to adapt music for A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

• Fred ZinnemannRelated: Zinnemann studied at Reinhardt’s theater school in Berlin before working in film.

• Lotte ReinigerRelated: Reiniger trained as an actress in Reinhardt's theatrical milieu before turning to film.

• Vienna BurgtheaterRelated: His productions and theatrical ideas influenced the Burgtheater’s artistic environment.

• Norman Bel GeddesRelated: Bel Geddes's exposure to Reinhardt's theatrical innovations helped shape his ambitions for stage design.

• Conrad VeidtRelated: Veidt trained and performed in Reinhardt’s theatrical company before his film career took off.

• Georg BüchnerRelated: His 1913 Berlin production of Danton’s Death helped revive attention to Büchner’s drama.

• Gerhart HauptmannRelated: His Berlin theatres staged and reinterpreted Hauptmann’s dramas for new audiences.

• Luise RainerRelated: Reinhardt directed Rainer in German theater and helped bring her to Hollywood.

• Oskar KokoschkaRelated: Reinhardt commissioned Kokoschka to design theatrical work, extending his practice beyond painting.

• Pola NegriRelated: Negri’s German stage work brought her into the theatrical world Reinhardt shaped.

• Asta NielsenCompared with: Reinhardt’s theatrical approach offers a contrast to the economy Nielsen developed for the camera.

• Albert BassermannRelated: Bassermann’s work in Reinhardt’s Berlin theater circles placed him among the era’s leading stage actors.

• Egon FriedellRelated: Friedell acted under Reinhardt’s direction, including at Berlin’s Deutsches Theater.

• Felix SaltenRelated: Reinhardt’s theatrical world overlapped with Salten’s work as a playwright and Viennese writer.