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This is a subreddit dedicated to the funny man who needs no lines, Charlie Chaplin! His comical wit and slapstick antics has brought smiles to millions and now he will bring one to your face.

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This subreddit is dedicated to the cinema legend Charles Chaplin whose film career started in 1914 and went to 1967 when he released his last movie. While he is best known for his silent films featuring The Tramp, his career also seen success, although to a lesser extent, with sound films -- post anything Chaplin!


Related Subreddits

/r/ClassicFilms

/r/SilentCinema

/r/silentfilm

/r/movies

/r/ClassicScreenBeauties


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/r/CharlieChaplin

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Since some of Charlie’s movies were first published over 80 years ago, they should be in the Public Domain, right?

I’ve noticed a few takedown requests from “cpr for MK2”

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2024/04/25
22:40 UTC

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Wanna try the first-ever Charlie Chaplin puzzle game demo?

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🎩 Like us, you cherish the timeless humour of Charlie Chaplin.

B Df’rent Games is launching the first officially licensed Charlie Chaplin mobile video game ever! And we are looking for fans to try the game and give us valuable feedback!

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You can share your thoughts with us on our official Discord server: https://discord.gg/shWpqYzPs

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2024/04/23
18:46 UTC

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Going over the rules

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2024/04/23
10:09 UTC

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Chaplin was cheap. My grandfather only received $125.00 in June 1930 for his performance as the referee in the City Lights Boxing scene.

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2024/04/22
23:09 UTC

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Five Superlatives with Birthday Boy Charlie Chaplin

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2024/04/16
17:10 UTC

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The Gold Rush Sheet Music

I'd love to play some music from the Gold Rush on the piano, however I couldn't find any score online. Does anyone know where to find it? Appreciate any help!

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2024/04/12
00:15 UTC

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Please help me to find this scene.

I remember there is a scene where the Tramp himself confused getting into 2 queues and then had nothing.

Could anyone tell me which movie was it?

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2024/03/13
14:48 UTC

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An excellent documentary on the Life of a Genius Talent!

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2024/03/11
14:38 UTC

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CHARLIE CHAPLIN Classics • Short Film Compilation

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2024/02/24
20:14 UTC

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Inspired by limelight

I made this video and overlaid Charlie Chaplin speech in limelight give it a watch -

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2024/02/18
20:24 UTC

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Artistic Perfection

Though sadly, many people alive now have never experienced the artistry of the man, after living 71 years and being exposed to superlatively talented people in all the arts, I know now, beyond any doubt whatsoever, that with the possible equal talent of Beethoven, no artist in all of human history has shown us any greater art than that given to us by Charlie Chaplin.

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2024/02/17
07:17 UTC

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Music: A Dog’s Life on Freevee

I just watched a dog’s life on freevee and the music is certainly not the original music by Charlie Chaplin. It worked wonderfully though. Any idea where that particular score came from?

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2024/02/02
08:30 UTC

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Charlie Chaplin (Documentary Podcast)

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2024/01/30
18:15 UTC

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Needs no introduction

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2024/01/20
23:58 UTC

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Lessons on Creativity from Charlie Chaplin

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2024/01/17
16:03 UTC

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The Kid mural

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2024/01/15
09:03 UTC

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I need help identifying a 16mm chaplin reel.

I came across a 16mm reel and the beginning text says " a keystone release. Boston mass." Then the next set of text is "charlie chaplin in homeless". Then cuts to the movie. Problem is there is no information on a c.c. movie with this name. Chat gpt tell me its probably one of his earlyer films, and narrowed it down to a few different possibilities. I have no way of watching the movie, so i havnt seen very far into it. I have looked at the first few dozen frames but thats it. Anyone who can help, it would be appreciated and thank you in advance.

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2024/01/13
05:18 UTC

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A great cover of Smile by Frank Watkinson

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2024/01/04
07:24 UTC

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The Impact of Charlie Chaplin's Spend Money Strategies

Charlie Chaplin's Spend Money

Despite his fame and fortune, Chaplin lived a modest lifestyle and practiced financial discipline. He believed in living below his means, prioritizing experiences over material possessions, investing in himself, and giving back to society.

Chaplin's frugal lifestyle teaches us the importance of living within our means. By avoiding unnecessary expenses and prioritizing our financial goals, we can achieve financial stability and build a secure future for ourselves. His philosophy emphasizes the value of contentment and mindful spending.

The prioritization of experiences over material possessions is another crucial aspect of Chaplin's approach. He recognized that true happiness comes from meaningful connections and memorable experiences rather than accumulating material wealth. This mindset encourages us to seek fulfillment through relationships and shared moments rather than material possessions.

Investing in oneself was a guiding principle for Chaplin. He believed in continuous learning and personal growth to enhance his craft. By investing in ourselves, we can unlock our full potential and achieve success in various aspects of life. Chaplin's dedication to self-improvement serves as a reminder to prioritize personal development and lifelong learning.

Chaplin's philanthropy demonstrates the importance of giving back to society. Despite his modest lifestyle, he generously donated to charitable causes and used his platform to raise awareness about social issues. His acts of kindness not only had a positive impact on others but also brought him a sense of fulfillment and purpose.

Charlie Chaplin's spend money strategies offer valuable lessons for managing our finances and shaping our money mindset. By living within our means, prioritizing experiences over material possessions, investing in ourselves, and giving back to society, we can achieve financial discipline while finding genuine happiness and fulfillment in our lives. Chaplin's legacy inspires us to make responsible financial decisions, build a secure future, and contribute positively to the world around us.

Charlie Chaplin's spending money strategies offer valuable lessons for managing our finances and shaping our money mindset. By living within our means, prioritizing experiences over material possessions, investing in ourselves, and giving back to society, we can achieve financial discipline while finding genuine happiness and fulfillment in our lives. Chaplin's legacy inspires us to make responsible financial decisions, build a secure future, and contribute positively to the world around us.

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2023/12/06
13:35 UTC

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Can someone explain to me what this print is found at a thrift store

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2023/12/06
08:24 UTC

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Out December 1st: The Real Charlie Chaplin (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

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2023/11/27
23:59 UTC

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Charlie Chaplin’s BEST chase scene?!

I’ve been mainlining Chaplin’s (directed) shorts in chronological order and found myself rewatching this sequence in The Floorwalker from 1916 multiple times and loving the amount of work that must’ve gone into it. If you don’t want to click the link- it’s a scene of Chaplin running down an escalator and being chased by the store manager. It runs a solid 2 minutes and only ends because a third man stops the escalator. There are so many small beats in here that made me laugh on closer inspection I had to share it. Chaplin trying to jump down, Chaplin running top speed, the manager holding his arms out reaching for him, the cut scene to the police just firing into a crowd to escalate tension…so great. Anyone else have another pick for a solid chase scene that made you laugh?

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2023/11/15
20:05 UTC

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Gandharvan Dreamers - Christmas Is Coming (My Heart Is True) [Pop] [2023]

Quite simply for Chaplin and Hale fans everywhere. The Gold Rush is such a wonderful film, there was never any doubt that this project would be a marriage made in heaven. Really hope you enjoy it.

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2023/11/12
21:07 UTC

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