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✯ CHARLIE CHAPLIN ROLES IN CINEMA (1914-1952) ✯ ↳ (insp.) (insp.)

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Robert Downey Jr. as Charlie Chaplin;

Kevin Kline as Douglas Fairbanks;

Maria Pitillo as Mary Pickford;

Milla Jovovich as Mildred Harris;

Diane Lane as Paulette Goddard;

Penelope Ann Miller as Edna Purviance;

Marisa Tomei as Mabel Normand

in Chaplin, 1992

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Charlie Chaplin - funny 😂

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Charlie Chaplin celebrates his 77th birthday during the production of his final film A Countess From Hong Kong (1967), of which he also wrote, produced and directed in 1966. Footage shows Charlie’s wife, Oona and two of his daughters, Victoria and Josephine, as well as his son, Sydney, who had a part in the film. Co-stars, Sophia Loren and Tippi Hedren, and her daughter, Melanie Griffith, were also in attendance. (x)

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On April 2, 1972, Charlie Chaplin returned to the United States for the first time since the 1950s. He received an honorary Oscar days later where he received the longest standing ovation in Oscars history.

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Shanghaied (Charles Chaplin, 1915)

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modern times (1936) directed by charlie chaplin

"well, you're a free man."

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Charlie Chaplin shot this scene in 1928 early in the production of “City Lights”, it was ultimately discarded. He was exploring what the blind girl might imagine her benefactor (the tramp) looked like, perhaps a gentleman of wealth or nobility.

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A 17 year old Charlie Chaplin with London’s traveling troupe Casey’s Court Circus, 1906.

Bottom photo to Charlie’s right Will Murray the man who cast him for the troupe.

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Charlie Chaplin and Eric Campbell in The Immigrant (1917)

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Modern Times (1936)

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"Mabel's Busy Day" 1914, "Dough and Dynamite" 1914, "The Fireman" 1916, "The Count" 1916, "The Rink" 1916 & "The Adventurer" 1917.

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Pay Day, 1922.

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