The Largest Films / Charlie Chaplin

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Charlie was the most significant and influential student of McCain and was the son of a local music show called Geraldine Chaplin.

Chaplin's parents were both artists in the London Grand Hall, and both actors and celebrities, but before they were 3 years old, were separated.

Charlie taught singing from her mother. Later, her mother suffered a mental illness and was admitted to a sanatorium near London.

But her father died when Charlie was 12 years old. When his mother struck a body in a live theater performer for soldiers, Charlie, five, went on stage and made the angry spectators entertain and calm down by singing.

With her mother's admission, Charlie and her brother found a deeper relationship, and both of them had high talent at the same old salon where their parents worked.

Chaplin went to America in 1910 and founded Chaplin's studio with his brothers. In 1928, Chaplin's mother died just when he was seven years old when his sons moved to Hollywood. Later on, Charlie became aware of a mother-in-law fraternity, named Wheeler, who also joined the other brothers in Hollywood and Chaplin Studios.

Chaplin was a poor Jewish child who suffered from childhood in difficulty, and in the early years of the American flourishing years, he was renowned for his creativity and talent.

In 1913, Chaplin starred in the United States in the direction of one of the filmmakers, and since then has been collaborating with the film company Kay Stone.

He began his first film, The Life of Comedy, in 1914. Chaplin won the film with the company. Gradually, Chaplin became the most popular cinematic artist and took over the production of his works.

In 1913, when he was hired by Kay Stone at a wage of $ 150 a week, he was an American actor on American Voodoo.

In the first film, titled "Livelihood Exercise" (1914) for McCain, he was nominated for the role of a typical British dancer, but with his second film, the bizarre predicament of 1914, introduced the character of a little stray; the later one He created the name Afaq and became a cinematic global symbol of a common person in our era.

Chaplin at Kay Stone in 34 short films and six fictional tales, titled "The Fatal Tale of Unbelievable Romance" (1914), directed by McCain, and gradually fostered the character of this charming little clown. A character with shoes he was big with, wide trousers, and Katy Tang, who was wearing a hat on the derby.

His brilliant characterization, coupled with the pantomime movements that Charlie had in flamboyant flair, created a little human strain that was alien to the world around him.

Many consider Charlie Chaplin as a successful comedian, while she has gained a lot of talent in her musical life. Making music was his normal work, and he was able to complete a total of 23 films. In 1972, Chalin won the Academy Award

Chaplin's character was more widely known as "displaced", in various languages ​of the world a concept similar to that of a stray individual with rather complicated but large behaviors. In 1915, Chaplin signed up with a new company and began making taller films.

At the end of these years, the United States entered the World War and Chaplin began a new era of cinema with friends. Since 1918, Chaplin has been working at his studio. All of the previous films were re-edited and cut and in the years of music and new compilation.

The great dictator was the first full-fledged Chaplin film, which was a Nazi anti-Semitism in the 1940s. This film is about the European dictatorship and, in fact, the history of Adenoid Hinckel's life, the dictator of the imaginary country of Taman, who kills Jews and engages Europe in war.

Some did not like this film, and some political aspects were taken seriously and some did not get enough seriously. However, the film was commercially popular and kept Chaplin still at the peak.

In conclusion, Charles Spencer Chaplin died on December 25, 1977, at the age of 88.

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