When was the world's first movie with sound released?

The first movie with sound in the history of world cinema was King of Jazz, which was released in the United States on1October 6, 1927. This film is also the first musical; It marks the arrival of the talking film era and the maturity of the film.

Directed by Alan Crosland and starring Al Qiao Sen and May McAvoy, The King of Jazz was released in the United States on June 6th. 1927. It describes that the hero is bent on becoming a Broadway star, but his parents strongly oppose him. After many years, he left his hometown, changed his name and surname, and finally took to the stage. In a nightclub bar in San Francisco, he realized his dream and became a jazz singer.

This film is the first sound film and the first musical film in the world film history. It marks the arrival of the talking film era and the maturity of the film. In May 1929, he won the special prize of the first Academy Awards and the best adapted screenplay award.

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Sound history of film

19 10 On August 27th, Thomas Alva Edison announced his latest invention: the sound film. Selected audiences were invited to Edison Lab in West Orange, New Jersey, to watch the movie machine that linked the sound of the phonograph with the images on the movie camera.

Other people have also thought about inventing a sound film machine, but none of them succeeded. Edison's contribution is that he recorded sound and images at the same time, which others can't do. By using a machine that can record and take pictures, Edison can let the actors walk back and forth freely during the filming, which was impossible in the past. Edison spent two years developing the sound film machine.

19271010.6, the audience in new york was watching the jazz singer produced by Warner Bros., and suddenly they heard the protagonist say, "Wait a minute, wait a minute, you haven't heard anything yet." This sentence marks the arrival of a new era. The film made the musical comedian joelson famous.

According to the data, the sound film in the complete sense is Warner's Light of New York on July 6th, 1928. 1936, Chaplin made his last silent film Modern Times, which marked the end of silent film.