Nosferatu

[beetlejockey]

Saw the new Nosferatu movie today. Pretty good watch! Nails the gothic aesthetic, and now I'm itching to get a Peterson Dracula.

Does anyone know what kind of pipe Willem Dafoe's character smokes in the movie? I'd attach a picture but I cant find any online, so I'm banking on someone who has seen it and knows what type of pipe it is. It is quite the lengthy pipe.

 

[xrundog]

Google shows some pics where Willem’s hand covers most of the bowl. Looks like a Tyrolean or Hunter pipe of some sort.

 

[Chasing Embers]

Second time he's been in a Nosferatu movie.

 

[Hillcrest]

it looks like a Tyrolean with a cherrywood stem and silver windcap. He talks about it on Instagram and there is a brief clip showing a better view of the pipe. Maybe you can grab a screen capture of it.

Willem Dafoe on Instagram: "Repost from @nosferatuthefilm and @focusfeatures (December 28, 2024) ・・・ Enter the prop shop of NOSFERATU. A behind-the-scenes look at Ellen’s locket, Orlok’s ring, and more from the set of NOSFERATU. Now playing only i

539 likes, 5 comments - willemdafoesact on January 1, 2025: "Repost from @nosferatuthefilm and @focusfeatures (December 28, 2024) ・・・ Enter the prop shop of NOSFERATU. A behind-the-scenes look at Ellen’s locket, Orlok’s ring, and more from the set of NOSFERATU. Now playing only in theaters...

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[beetlejockey]

Definitely a Tyrolean it looks like! Would love to own one some day, even just as a display pipe.

 

[Hillcrest]

Definitely a Tyrolean it looks like! Would love to own one some day, even just as a display pipe.

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[beetlejockey]

Cavalier

Original and unusual, the Cavalier shape leaves no one indifferent. Its conception is based on an ancient Bavarian pipe style (called " Tyrolean " in Austria). Made up of several sections assembled with each other, the Cavalier pipe has a...

www.pipeshop-saintclaude.com

Tyrolean Pipe | eBay

Explore a wide range of our Tyrolean Pipe selection. Find top brands, exclusive offers, and unbeatable prices on eBay. Shop now for fast shipping and easy returns!

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Those Cavaliers look great, looks like a nice pipe for sitting and reading with

 

[anotherbob]

Second time he's been in a Nosferatu movie.

back when he went by the stage name Max

 

[sablebrush52]

My son and I watched Nosferatu before it was in release, courtesy of a Visual Effects Society screening platform. He absolutely loved it and I was a bit less than enthusiastic. It's beautifully made but I found it to be a bit one note, with everything happening at a fever pitch instead of modulating between major story points, leaving the result somewhat flat for me. It's like throwing a bunch of supersaturated colors on a wall. When everything is supersaturated, nothing looks supersaturated.

As for the pipes, hell if I know.

 

[Chasing Embers]

My son and I watched Nosferatu before it was in release, courtesy of a Visual Effects Society screening platform. He absolutely loved it and I was a bit less than enthusiastic. It's beautifully made but I found it to be a bit one note, with everything happening at a fever pitch instead of modulating between major story points, leaving the result somewhat flat for me. It's like throwing a bunch of supersaturated colors on a wall. When everything is supersaturated, nothing looks supersaturated.

As for the pipes, hell if I know.

Watched it yesterday. I found it to be a fews steps below The Last Voyage of the Demeter.

 

[Chasing Embers]

back when he went by the stage name Max

Excellent casting choice.

 

[JOHN72]

My favorite movie is this one. Nosferatu the Vampyre (1979) I always liked this actor's way of acting. Bruno Ganz. Although I don't remember now, if any character appears smoking a pipe.

 

[K.E. Powell]

I utterly loved it. It was aesthetically pleasing and unapologetically old-school. I'm a sucker for vampire fiction, and this one hit the spot for me.

 

[HawkeyeLinus]

Tempting. Can't remember the last time we went to a movie theater together and looks like $25 to watch it via Prime Video as of tomorrow - it will be streaming on Peacock in a couple of months. I tend to enjoy the genre in general (didn't even mind the FTD Florist guy's turn (Louis Jourdan) as Dracula back in the 70s - we gathered one night in the dorm when it was on U.S. TV for some beer, tacos and Dracula, heck even Jack Palance got in on the act back in the day), whether original "Nosferatu", Hammer Draculas, or other "takes", so I may be typing myself into it - heck even the "Man From U.N.C.L.E." had a vampire episode (and I think I still have the paperback somewhere). It'll be below zero tomorrow night again, and some burning logs in the fireplace and appropriate snacks are sounding pretty good.

 

[Christos D. Tsatsaronis]

From Murnau's Nosferatu (1922)...

 

[HawkeyeLinus]

Watched it. Couldn’t get into it. Too many off notes in different areas for me and Dafoe should have stolen the show (because it was there for the taking) but the couple of times he (even if just a couple seconds) got borderline campy detracted and he didn’t seem “weighty” overall. The beast? Not really effective to me, didn’t care for the choices made in how we see him (or try) onscreen. Ending? Gave it away as a plot point on purpose, then kept telling us in one way or another how and why. Backstory on the femme fatale and the related and entire plot point should have been set up better/presented. Other than all that Mrs. Lincoln and I enjoyed the production.