

Max presents himself with a letter of introduction to Mr. Charles Pathé. He is then passed from hand to hand until he finds himself facing a director who has him do a few tests: singing, dancing, performing a somersault, receiving a slap. Some time later, he is summoned for a screen test. We then see him at odds with his wife and especially his mother-in-law, who end up throwing him out of a window and then successively hurling a table, a wardrobe, a mattress, etc., at him while he is being filmed. Finally, the director asks him to make a face in front of the camera. And that's when Max rebels and turns against his tormentors.
Max's First Job was directed by Louis J. Gasnier and Max Linder.
Max's First Job holds an average rating of 5.2/10 on TMDB, and it lands best with fans of comedy. Join the discussion below to add your take.
Max's First Job runs for 7min, and was released in 1910.
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