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22. Chaplin Charlie Sur L'annuaire Stars Et Célébrités. Translate this page .. Charles Spencer dit Charlie Chaplin est né le 16 Avril 1889 à Walworth un quartier pauvre de Londres de parents artistes de music hall. http://www.stars-celebrites.com/bio/C/chaplin.htm

Il créée le personnage mondialement célèbre de Charlot en 1914 dans le film "Charlot est content de lui" (Kid Auto Races at Venice). Très vite, il devient lui-même réalisateur et, reprenant le personnage de Charlot (vagabond à la démarche de canard, caractérisé par un chapeau melon surplombant une chevelure noire et frisottée, une moustache en mouche sous le nez, une redingote étroite et râpée, un pantalon trop large et usée, des godillots fatigués et immenses, une éternelle badine de jonc à la main), le met en scène dans plus de 70 films : "The Kid", "Le Pèlerin", "La Ruée vers l'or", "Le Cirque", "les Lumières de la ville", "Les Temps Modernes", etc. Chaplin, avec l'avènement du cinéma parlant, eût des difficultés pour adapter son style qui à partir des "Temps Modernes" prend une dimension politique (description virulente du travail à la chaîne). Marquant cette transition politique et sonore, "Le Dictateur", véritable pamphlet anti-hitlérien, utilise toutes les ressources du parlant.

23. David Gerstein's Charlie Chaplin Home Page 2) chaplin and the Youth Complex. 3) chaplin, charlie, and Fascism. 4) charlie and the Iconic Construct of Class. 6) chaplin, charlie, and the Political Left. http://wso.williams.edu/~dgerstei/chaplin/intro.html

"His odd little tricks of manner and his refusal to do the most simple things in an ordinary way are essential features of his method, which thus far has defied successful imitation." Prepared for Prof. Paige Baty: Political Science 335 Send Mail to dge@NOSPAMecn.egmont.com (delete "NOSPAM" to make it work!) Who was Charlie Chaplin? For the purpose of this study, I will use the terminology that many film historians have: that Charlie is the filmic alter ego of Charles Chaplin, filmmaker. And Charlie Chaplin, under that name, and under such nom-de-plumes as "the eternal tramp," "the tramp philosopher," and so on, has risen to fame as an icon alone. Unlike the characters played by many actors over the years, Charles Chaplin's Tramp was a consistent character who grew in depth and complexity over the years to become a powerful icon and symbol. While Chaplin himself was, of course, prominent on the world scene as well, he was less the being celebrated, when folk spoke his name, than his icon was: the iconic stature really belonged to his far more prominent filmic creation, for better or worse. Some knew the man and his foibles, but if so, they viewed them through the veneer of Charlie the Tramp: the blessing of the Tramp to cinema excused his creator's iniquities, while on the other hand, the Tramp at times formed a constricting device that manipulated what others expected to find in the man. And of course, at times man and icon spoke as one. The current study, supplemented on the Web by much of its source material and a wide variety of illustrations, will look in depth at how Chaplin developed the Tramp as an icon and how the public responded at first; I will then follow by analyzing how Chaplin and Charlie the Tramp agreed and differed on six various aspects of life. I will look at how theorists, philosophers, and audiences viewed both Chaplin and Charlie in the reflection of the other; how the man attempted to use the icon to his advantage, sometimes succeeded, and sometimes failed. (Since the Tramp and Chaplin's major promotion of that character as an icon does not cover the final period of Chaplin's career, later incidents will only be discussed when necessary. Similarly, occasional non-Tramp films produced in the "golden age" are outside the current discussion as well.)

24. Charlie Chaplin UK The charlie chaplin UK DVD and Video Guide has been updated and moved to a new home Export Company Establishment 2001. CHARLES chaplin, chaplin, the LITTLE TRAMP, the images on http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Screen/7157

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25. American Masters . Charlie Chaplin | PBS Film/TV. charlie chaplin was one of the greatest and widely loved silent movie stars. From Easy Street (1917) to Modern Times (1936 http://www.pbs.org/wnet/americanmasters/database/chaplin_c.html

C harlie Chaplin was one of the greatest and widely loved silent movie stars. From "Easy Street" (1917) to "Modern Times" (1936), he made many of the funniest and most popular films of his time. He was best known for his character, the naive and lovable Little Tramp. The Little Tramp, a well meaning man in a raggedy suit with cane, always found himself wobbling into awkward situations and miraculously wobbling away. More than any other figure, it is this kind-hearted character that we associate with the time before the talkies. Born in London in 1889, Chaplin first visited America with a theater company in 1907. Appearing as "Billy" in the play "Sherlock Holmes", the young Chaplin toured the country twice. On his second tour, he met Mack Sennett and was signed to Keystone Studios to act in films. In 1914 Chaplin made his first one-reeler, "Making a Living". That same year he made thirty-four more short films, including "Caught in a Cabaret", "Caught in the Rain", "The Face on the Bar-Room Floor", and "His Trysting Place". These early silent shorts allowed very little time for anything but physical comedy, and Chaplin was a master at it. Harold Lloyd played the daredevil, hanging from clocks, and

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28. TIME 100: Charlie Chaplin AP. charlie chaplin in a scene from his last silent film, Modern Times, in 1939. charlie chaplin The endearing figure of his Little http://www.time.com/time/time100/artists/profile/chaplin.html

NATION WORLD BUSINESS ARTS ... CURRENT ISSUE AP Charlie Chaplin in a scene from his last silent film, Modern Times , in 1939 Charlie Chaplin The endearing figure of his Little Tramp was instantly recognizable around the globe and brought laughter to millions. Still is. Still does By ANN DOUGLAS Intro: Technology Shaped the Show 21st Century: The Future of Arts Monday, June 8, 1998 Louis Armstrong Lucille Ball The Beatles Marlon Brando ... Oprah Winfrey Categories Leaders/Revol. Builders/Titans Scientists/Thinkers Heroes/Icons July 6, 1925 Feb. 9, 1931 Larger Cover Larger Cover document.write(""); The Secret Life of Bees By: Sue Monk Kidd The Teeth of the Tiger By: Tom Clancy Life of Pi By: Yann Martel Albert Einstein as it seemed. More >> Runner-Up: F.D.R. Runner-Up: Gandhi Try 4 Issues of TIME Magazine FREE! ADVERTISEMENT QUICK LINKS: Person of the Century Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited. Subscribe Customer Service Help Site Map ... Media Kit

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CHAPLIN BIOGRAPHER SEEKS UNEXPLORED SCHOLARLY SOURCES, COLORFUL TIDBITS AND UNKNOWN CHAPLIN ANECDOTES I am writing a full-length biography of Charlie Chaplin and want to establish internet communication with film historians, cultural historians, political historians, biographers and psychoanalysts. Some topics of interest include: Chaplin, British Music Hall, Cockney Culture and Humor, Mime, Silent Film Comedy, Hollywood (1912-1952), The American Political Scene (1930's-1950's) and relevant information about the public and private lives of other people who were intimately, personally or casually connected to Chaplin. This extensive list would include: Family Members Ex-Wives and Lovers Friends, Colleagues and Acquaintances Personal and Political Enemies Plus anyone else you might think of. I have already written about political aspects of Chaplin: What Made Charlie Run , and psychological aspects of his art: Chaplin's The Kid and Charlie Chaplin's Film Heroines I would be interested in reading anything anyone else has written published or unpublished. Please contact me at: weissman7@aol.com

31. The Charlie Chaplin FBI File Provides 2063 pages of documents with a biography, analysis and a reader's guide. http://www.fadetoblack.com/foi/charliechaplin/

Fade to Black Magazine Presents: Charlie Chaplin Home Bio Reading FBI Files FBI File Guide ... Recommended Reading To provide you with a better perspective on the Charlie Chaplin FBI file, Fade To Black has asked Lindsay Young Professor of Cinema Studies and American Studies at the University of Tennessee, Dr. Chuck Maland, for some assistance. Dr. Maland has published three books and many articles and reviews focusing on movies and their relationship to American culture. His book, Chaplin and American Culture , won the Theater Library Association Award for best book in the area of recorded performance (film, radio, or television) in 1989. We hope that his great expertise on the Little Tramp and American Cinema will bring great insight into the FBI File. The FBI and the Little Tramp: An Introduction Charles Maland University of Tennessee In response to a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Fade to Black has obtained 2063 pages of FBI files on Charlie Chaplin. To help readers make sense of these documents (and p erhaps to save them from large-scale eye strain from sitting in front of monitors too long!), Fade To Black has asked me to provide an introduction to Chaplin and his FBI files. After sketching an outline of Chaplin's career and suggesting why the FBI became interested in him, I'll describe what the FBI files are like and how to read them, followed by some suggestions about particularly important sections of the files.

32. Palace Images; Charles Chaplin The Pawnshop is one of the four outstanding shorts chaplin was to make for the Mutual Company the final appearance of charlie's Tramp character. chaplin said later that had he http://www.moderntimes.com/palace/chaplin/film.htm

Click thumbnail photo to view full size image. The Pawnshop The Mutual Company 1916 Charles Chaplin The Pawnshop is one of the four outstanding shorts Chaplin was to make for the Mutual Company. This one is famous for its celebrated scene where the Tramp demolishes a clock he is supposed to expertly inspecting and repairing. The Immigrant The Mutual Company 1917 Charley, Edna Purviance, Kitty Bradbury A Dogs Life First National 1918 Charley, Scraps (the dog) The Kid First National 1921 Chaplin, Jackie Coogan The Pilgrim First National 1923 Charley, Somebody The Goldrush United Artists 1925 Tom Murray, Chaplin One of the most popular and Charlie's own personal favorite. The Tramp in this one is a woeful prospector in the Klondike, beset by misfortune, and rejection. The film's themes of starvation, and cannibalism, could hardly have been more savage. They did however, propel Chaplin to new height of comic invention. The unforgettable spectacle of the endless line of prospectors making their way up the Chilkoot Pass during the 1898 Alaska gold rush is one of the most compelling adventure scenes of the silent era. The Circus United Artists 1928 Merna Kennedy, Chaplin

33. International Charlie Chaplin Meetup Day Facilities enabling fans to arrange group meetings. Registration required http://chaplin.meetup.com/

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34. Charlie Chaplin's Film Heroines Analytical essay arguing that the artist's mother provided a template for his film heroines. http://www.american.edu/academic.depts/soc/heroines.html

Charlie Chaplin's Film Heroines by Stephen M. Weissman, M.D. Film History, Volume 8, Number 4, 1996 "...in the last few days, Chaplin has been in Vienna...but it was too cold for him here, and he left again quickly. He is undoubtedly a great artist; certainly he always portrays one and the same figure; only the weakly poor, helpless, clumsy youngster for whom, however, things turn out well in the end. Now do you think for this role he has to forget about his own ego? On the contrary, he always plays only himself as he was in his dismal youth. He cannot get away from those impressions and humiliations of that past period of his life. He is, so to speak, an exceptionally simple and transparent case. The idea that the achievements of artists are intimately bound up with their childhood memories, impressions, repressions and disappointments, has already brought in much enlightenment and has, for that reason, become very precious to us." Sigmund Freud to Yvette Guilbert Generations of filmgoers have laughed with tears in their eyes at Chaplin's scenes in The Gold Rush where his boyishly innocent Little Tramp naively attempts to woo and win Georgia, a wistfully soulful dance hall prostitute, away from her hollow life as a good-time girl in a boomtown saloon. But few people realize that the creation of Georgia like the creation of so many of his other other film heroines borrowed heavily from and reflected dramatically details of the life experiences of his own mother.

35. Chaplin Essay #3 chaplin, charlie, and Fascism. Essentially, charlie chaplin note spelling of name belongs to the little guy (Maland 1989 169). http://wso.williams.edu/~dgerstei/chaplin/nazi.html

Chaplin, Charlie, and Fascism It is perhaps not surprising, states historian Charles Maland, that Chaplin should have chosen to make a film 1940's The Great Dictator in which his icon appeared as a rebellious Jewish ghetto resident under the regime of Adenoid Hynkel (Hitler). Maland points out how Charles and Adolf were born not far apart in time, but more importantly he also notes how the two bore some resemblance as adults. The two shared not merely the famous mustache which suggested the tack Chaplin's parody could take, but also their demand for "strict control over their subordinates when, as adults, they achieved positions of power." (Maland 1983: 164) In 1936, the New York Times referred to Chaplin as "parsimonious, contradictory, egotistic, difficult even unreasonable to work with," and Dan James said that Chaplin "had in himself some of the qualities that Hitler had. He dominated his world. He created his world. And Chaplin's world was not a democracy either . . ." (Robinson 1985: 493). Chaplin the artist was, remarkably close to how artists are stereotypically portrayed, obsessive in a frequently negative light. And both Chaplin and Hitler had gone through hard times which they then recalled in their work to build their iconic images: "each has mirrored . . . the predicament of the 'little man' in modern society," the

36. CHARLOT, Regia Di Charlie Chaplin! Lo stile e l'evoluzione artistica del regista in un approfondimento critico. Propone inoltre una filmografia essenziale di lungometraggi. http://www.1aait.com/larovere/chaplinc.htm

Cineasti classici CHARLOT, regia di Charlie Chaplin! "L'unico genio che il cinema abbia prodotto" "Credo nel potere del riso e delle lacrime come antidoto all'odio e al terrore (...) è paradossale che nell'elaborazione d'una comica la tragedia stimoli il senso del ridicolo; perché il ridicolo, immagino, è un atteggiamento di sfida: dobbiamo ridere in faccia alla tragedia, alla sfortuna e alla nostra impotenza contro le forze della natura, se non vogliamo impazzire". Charlot , premio Oscar nel 1972 alla carriera per "l'incalcolabile contributo dato alla trasformazione del cinema nell'arte del nostro secolo"; Griffith , Fairbanks e Pickford, la United Artists "Quel modo di vestire mi aiuta ad esprimere la mia concezione dell'uomo medio, dell'uomo comune, la concezione di quasi tutti gli uomini, di me stesso. La bombetta troppo piccola rappresenta lo sforzo accanito di poter apparire dignitoso. I baffi esprimono vanità. La giacca abbottonata stretta, il bastoncino e tutto il comportamento del vagabondo rivelano il desiderio di assumere un'aria galante, ardita, disinvolta. Egli cerca di affrontare coraggiosamente il mondo, di andare avanti a forza di bluff: e di questo è consapevole. E ne è così consapevole che riesce a ridere di se stesso e anche a commiserarsi un po'" humor e phatos "Charlot garzone di caffè"

37. Charlie Chaplin Animated GIF depicting the performer watching himself in a movie. http://www.ac.wwu.edu/~stephan/Animation/chaplin.html

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38. Charlie Chaplin Biographie et filmographie, citations et ©tude du personnage de Charlot. http://lmoinault.chez.tiscali.fr/

Bonjour à vous, fans de Charlot ! Bonne visite sur ce site !!!! Biographie Filmographie Photos Citations ... Liens Page réalisée par Ludiwine Moinault. Dernière mise à jour : Mardi 05 novembre 2002 Site créé le Samedi 13 Novembre 1999. Je tiens à préciser que je ne suis pas une fan de Charlot ! Le seul film que j'ai vu de lui etant : "Les temps modernes". En réalité, je devais réaliser un dossier sur son personnage dans le cadre d'un travail scolaire. Et puis une fois finalisé, je me suis dit qu'il pouvait peut-être intéresser certaines personnes et j'ai décidé d'en faire un site web. Je ne suis donc pas très informée en ce qui le concerne. Tous les documents que je possède sur lui se trouvent sur ce site. Il est donc inutile de me demander un complément d'informations que je ne pourrai pas vous fournir. Je ne sais pas non plus où il est possible trouver des effigies... le concernant, j'en suis désolée ! Essayer peut-être ces liens : http://www.cardboardcutouts.com/

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40. TIME 100: Charlie Chaplin charlie chaplin in a scene from his last silent film, Modern Times, in 1939. charlie chaplin. The endearing figure of his Little Tramp was instantly recognizable http://time.com/time/time100/artists/profile/chaplin.html

NATION WORLD BUSINESS ARTS ... CURRENT ISSUE AP Charlie Chaplin in a scene from his last silent film, Modern Times , in 1939 Charlie Chaplin The endearing figure of his Little Tramp was instantly recognizable around the globe and brought laughter to millions. Still is. Still does By ANN DOUGLAS Intro: Technology Shaped the Show 21st Century: The Future of Arts Monday, June 8, 1998 Louis Armstrong Lucille Ball The Beatles Marlon Brando ... Oprah Winfrey Categories Leaders/Revol. Builders/Titans Scientists/Thinkers Heroes/Icons July 6, 1925 Feb. 9, 1931 Larger Cover Larger Cover document.write(""); The Five People You Meet in Heaven By: Mitch Albom The Secret Life of Bees By: Sue Monk Kidd Life of Pi By: Yann Martel Albert Einstein as it seemed. More >> Runner-Up: F.D.R. Runner-Up: Gandhi Try 4 Issues of TIME Magazine FREE! ADVERTISEMENT QUICK LINKS: Person of the Century Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited. Subscribe Customer Service Help Site Map ... Media Kit

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