The Magic Mountain

In popular culture

The Magic Mountain is mentioned in the film The Wind Rises (2013), directed by Hayao Miyazaki, by a German character named Hans Castorp.[7]

Nobel Laureate Czesław Miłosz borrowed the title for his poem, "A Magic Mountain".[8]

The novel is mentioned in The Dick Van Dyke Show episode "That's My Boy??" (season 3, episode 1). With all the mix-ups at the hospital between the Petries and the Peters, and each getting the other's stuff, Rob is trying to determine if he and Laura brought home the right baby, so he goes to check the baby's footprints, which he tells his neighbor are kept in The Magic Mountain. "Huh?" says Jerry. "The book", says Rob. Jerry finds the footprints and reads the book's title, "Oh, Thomas Mann", and then they cover the kid's foot with blue ink.[9]

The 2016 psychological horror film A Cure for Wellness was inspired by Mann's novel.[10]

Films

  • Der Zauberberg, a German black-and-white TV production in 1968 by Sender Freies Berlin.
  • The Magic Mountain, 1982 film

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