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The first dragon ever depicted on film was in a 1924 German silent movie, "Die Nibelungen" (directed by Fritz Lang). Based on the ancient Germanic/Norse sagas, in which Siegfried slays the dragon ... (v.redd.it)
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Original Title: The first dragon ever depicted on film was in a 1924 German silent movie, "Die Nibelungen" (directed by Fritz Lang). Based on the ancient Germanic/Norse sagas, in which Siegfried slays the dragon Fáfnir.

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