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  1. Emil Lager portrayed Reinhardt playing guitar in a French cafe in the 2011 film Hugo. [ 76 ] The film Django , by the French filmmaker Étienne Comar , depicting Reinhardt's life during wartime was released in February 2017, with the French actor Reda Kateb performing the role of Reinhardt.

  2. In the Martin Scorsese film Hugo (2011), a character named Reinhardt—played by Emil Lager—plays guitar in a combo in the station café. Django (1954) is a gypsy-flavoured piece written by the jazz pianist John Lewis , of the Modern Jazz Quartet , in honour of Reinhardt.

  3. Sep 16, 2013 · The history of gypsy jazz begins with Django Reinhardt, though many would argue that gypsy jazz is Django Reinhardt.. Django was born in 1910 into a Manouche-Romany family and although born in Belgium, Django spent most of his childhood in the gypsy camps on the outskirts of Paris where he learnt to play the violin and later the banjo-guitar.

  4. After the grue­some acci­dent, Iom­mi, “extreme­ly depressed,” trag­i­cal­ly resigned him­self to nev­er play the gui­tar again — that is, until his fac­to­ry man­ag­er vis­it­ed him in the hos­pi­tal and told him the sto­ry of Djan­go Rein­hardt, the Bel­gian-Romani swing gui­tarist who lost two fin­gers in a ter­ri­ble fire at age 18, him­self just ...

  5. Reinhardt was also a jazz musician, practicing a form of music Hitler and Goebbels felt was part of a conspiracy to weaken Germany. Jazz was forbidden from the beginning of Hitler’s rise to power. Yet, during World War II, Reinhardt stayed at his home in France long after the nation fell to the Nazis. In fact, Nazis were some his biggest fans.

  6. motion picture | Feature film (over 60 minutes). Emil Lager as Django Reinhardt. (Personnel On Camera). Recorded at Abbey Road Studios, London. Inc: Steve Mair, acoustic double bass; Paul Clarvis, percussion.

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  8. Django Reinhardt was born in a gypsy caravan on January 23, 1910, near Charleroi, Belgium, to Laurence Reinhardt and Jean Baptiste Weiss. His father having registered the birth certificate in his mother's name, Django became Reinhardt. The family belonged to the Sinte, known as Manouches in France, a Roma ethnic…

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