Release Year: 1992
Release Date: Thu Jan 07 1993
Runtime: 143 minutes
Filmed In Color
Genre: Biography, Comedy, Drama
Filming Locations: Alabama Hills, Lone Pine
Studio: TriStar Pictures
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Actors: Anthony Bowles (as Conductor), Bryan Coleman (as Drunk), Howard Lew Lewis (as Workhouse Official (as Howard ‘Lew’ Lewis)), P.H. Moriarty (as Workhouse Official), Brian Lipson (as Warder), Alan Ford (as Warder), Thomas Bradford (as Charlie Age 14 (as Tom Bradford)), Liz Porter (as Matchgirl), Ultan Ely-O’Carroll (as Rummy Binks), Marcus Eyre (as Policeman), Anwar Adaoui (as Lambeth Kid), Ben Bilson (as Lambeth Kid), Matthew Cartwright (as Lambeth Kid), Ian Covington (as Lambeth Kid), Adam Goodwin (as Lambeth Kid), Milly Gregory (as Lambeth Kid), Sam Holland (as Lambeth Kid), Josh Maguire (as Lambeth Kid), Daniel Sherman (as Lambeth Kid), Luke Strain (as Lambeth Kid), Frankie Sullivan (as Lambeth Kid), Karen Salt (as Little Girl), Gerald Sim (as Doctor), Una Brandon-Jones (as Inmate), Audrey Leybourne (as Inmate), Graham Sinclair (as Master of Ceremonies), Karen Lewis-Attenborough (as Yankee Doodle Dancer (as Karen Lewis)), Andrée Bernard (as Yankee Doodle Dancer (as Andree Bernard)), Carole Jahme (as Yankee Doodle Dancer), Jacqueline Leonard (as Yankee Doodle Dancer), Claire Perriam (as Yankee Doodle Dancer), Theresa Petts (as Yankee Doodle Dancer), David Gant (as London Maitre d’), Mary Healey (as Mrs. Karno), Malcolm Terris (as Stallholder), Phil Brown (as Projectionist), Matthew Cottle (as Stan Laurel), Ena Baga (as Pianist), David Duchovny (as Rollie Totheroh), Mario Govoni (as Swiss Butler), David Mooney (as Wedding Photographer), C.J. Golden (as Bride’s Mother), Raymond Lynch (as Bride’s Father), Peter Georges (as Groom), Mike Randleman (as Groom’s Mother), Mike Peluso (as Groom’s Father), Caroline Cornell (as Wedding Guest), Ann Fairlie (as Wedding Guest), Paul Hayes (as Wedding Guest), Dennis Vero (as Wedding Guest), Francesca Buller (as Minnie Chaplin), Nick Corello (as Masseur), Richard Fast (as Bronco Billy Anderson), Brad Blumenthal (as Party Photographer (as Brad Parker)), Yoshio Be (as Chauffeur), Peter Crook (as Frank Hooper), David Totheroh (as Cameraman), Jack Totheroh (as Cameraman), Jack Ritschel (as William Randolph Hearst), Heather McNair (as Marion Davies), Laura Bastianelli (as Dinner Guest), Joy Claussen (as Dinner Guest), Paul Bruno Grenier (as Dinner Guest), Marykate Harris (as Dinner Guest), Charles Howerton (as Dinner Guest), Jason Logan (as Dinner Guest), Renata Scott (as Dinner Guest), Michael Villani (as Dinner Guest (as Mike Villani)), Jerry Jensen (as Hotel Porter (as Jerry Jenson)), Larry Randolph (as Waiter), Alan Charof (as Federal Marshal (as Alan Charoff)), Dana Craig (as Federal Marshal), Kennedy Grant (as Federal Marshal), Ken Magee (as Federal Marshal), Benjamin Whitrow (as Station Master (as Ben Whitrow)), Edward Crangle (as Young Autograph Hunter), Stuart Richman (as Barman), Mark Vegh (as Barman), Caroline Guthrie (as Courting Couple), Lawrence Lambert (as Courting Couple), Robert Stephens (as Ted the Drunk), Tim Chaplin (as Working Man), Nick Edmett (as Working Man), David Finch (as Working Man), Mark Long (as Working Man), Tommy Wright (as Working Man), Leonard Kirby (as Young Fan), Sean O’Bryan (as Lewis Seeley), Donald Elson (as Prop Man), Donnie Kehr (as Sound Engineer), Sky Rumph (as Charles Chaplin jr. Age 7), Bradley Pierce (as Sydney Chaplin jr. Age 8), Richard James (as Pianist), William Dennis Hunt (as US Maitre D’), Michael Blevins (as David Raksin), Norbert Weisser (as German Diplomat), Vicki Frederick (as Party Guest), Gene Wolande (as Party Guest), Michael Adler (as Party Guest), Iris Bath (as Party Guest), Thomas K. Belgrey (as Party Guest), Tom Preston (as Party Guest), Mary Stark (as Party Guest), Annie Waterman (as Party Guest), Noah Lee Margetts (as Clapper Boy (as Noah Margetts)), Rhett Smith (as Tennis Party Guest), John Standing (as Butler), Michael A. Goorjian (as Charles Chaplin Jr (as Michael Goorjian)), Michael Cade (as Sydney Chaplin Jr), Todd Covert (as Reporter (as Todd Mason Covert)), Phil Forman (as Reporter), Charley J. Garrett (as Reporter), Jerry Giles (as Reporter), Howard Hughes (as Reporter), Jayson Kane (as Reporter), Michael Miller (as Reporter), John Otrin (as Reporter), J. Michael Patterson (as Reporter), Paul Sinclair (as Reporter), Terrence Stone (as Reporter), Ralph Votrian (as Reporter), Emma Lewis (as Production Assistant), Allan Wayne Anderson (as Soldier #2), Sacha Bennett (as Unidentified Role), Kenneth W Caravan (as Covent Garden Clerk), Charles Chaplin (as The Little Tramp /Adenoid Hynkel /A Jewish Barber (archive footage)), Mark Chapman (as Audience memeber 3), Virginia Cherrill (as A Blind Girl (archive footage)), Jackie Coogan (as The Kid (archive footage)), Ken Gehrig (as Chauffeur), Paulette Goddard (as A Gamine (archive footage)), Jennifer Diane Hanson (as Charlie’s Secretary), John Glenn Harding (as Movie Patron), Adolf Hitler (as Self (archive footage)), Bruce Holman (as Beach Party Guest), Lolly Howe (as Cigarette Girl), Kirk Jordan (as Tennis Pro), Dan Kamin (as Keystone Kop), Vivien Latham (as Silent Movie Actress), John Howard Lawson (as Self – Testifies Before HUAC (archive footage)), Jack Lemmon (as Self – Oscar Sequence (archive footage)), John Lizzi (as Valet), Neal MacMillan (as Film Crew Member), Walter Matthau (as Self – Oscar Sequence (archive footage)), Joseph McCarthy (as Self – Baits Reds (archive footage)), David Lee McLain (as Keystone Fireman), Charles D. Miller (as Party Guest at Douglas Fairbanks’ Mansion), Annie Muñoz (as Daughter of Movie Star), Gerald Paris (as Music Hall Audience Member), Lance Patrick (as Joe), Robert Peters (as Great Dictator Cinematographer), Kip Reynolds (as Soldier #1), Jim Rhine (as Laughing Cameraman), David Robinson (as Douglas Fairbanks’ Manservant), Peter Roy (as Music Hall Audience Member), Jessica Russell (as Shirley), Reuven Russell (as Waiter), Bob Sallese (as Token Male Juror), Julius Schaub (as Self – Behind Hitler (archive footage)), Joshua Seth (as Party Guest), Marc Ian Sklar (as Parking Attendent), Guy Standeven (as Music Hall Audience Member), Mack Swain (as Big Jim McKay (archive footage)), Daniel Taradash (as Self – Oscar Sequence (archive footage)), Reg Thomason (as Music Hall Audience Member), Cy Town (as Music Hall Audience Member), Philip Waley (as Man at Train Station), Laurel Whitsett (as Script Girl), Brad Yates (as Paul), Richard Yett (as Party Guest)
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Plot: The biography of Charlie Chaplin, filmmaker extraordinaire. From his formative years in England to his highest successes in America, Chaplin’s life, work, and loves are followed. While his screen characters were extremely hilarious, the man behind “The Little Tramp” was constantly haunted by a sense of loss.
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Makeup: Barbara Sutton
Sources: Museum Of Western Film History Archives, IMDb, JustWatch