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Still photographs to Chaplin, and his crew, were publicity vehicles only...
Newly found photographs taken by Dan James, Assistant Director on the film, recently acquired by the Chaplin office, reveal that other scenes we thought had only remained on paper, were actually shot...
Long-time Chaplin collaborator, Roland 'Rollie' Totheroh recalls, years later, the daring process of editing The Kid...
Affectionately known as Dickie, Lord Mountbatten is probably best known for two things...
Chaplin shot two endings for Modern Times. After the success of City Lights he first envisaged an epilogue similarly rich in pathos...
On September 26th, 1925 at 7:30 pm, BBC radio transmitted to every station throughout the British Isles a ten-minute excerpt from the screening of a silent film.
Three men are largely responsible for the early transformations in Charlie Chaplin’s political philosophies and understanding: Upton Sinclair, Max Eastman and writer/publisher Rob Wagner.
Many snakes were hired during the making of The Circus ...
From Chaplin's cheques we can discover that ...
Sydney Chaplin, Charlie’s brother, carefully preserved some letters from Hannah to her sons.
Jean Cocteau and Chaplin were on the same boat in 1936, travelling back from Japan. Chaplin described it in his autobiography.
Actors who worked with Chaplin often described how he would play out each part himself to show them how he wanted it done.