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Hello,
On IMb search I looked at some Chaplin films to the length of the films:
A Woman Of Paris: 84 min | USA:93 min (original version)
The Gold Rush: 1925 version 96 min | USA:72 min (1942 ...
...uck on your Buster Keaton dvd search.
Personally, I have never, ever come across any Buster Keaton films in places like Walmart, nor I have found anything remotely close to Charlie Chaplin or th...
Hi,
I am looking for two Charlie Chaplin films for my mother. She remembers scenes from the film but not the title. Can you help me locate the titles from a scene discription? 1. He is in a cabin ...
...hat was made for toy projectors and classed as a Hollywood Komedy. Its mentioned in a list of projection films on the following link:
http://www.movieandpop.com/list-films-toy-projectors-
16mm-35mm...
...ks as if Langdon developed his charactherization prior to coming to the movies b) his best known feature films have Frank Capra associated with them (either as director or gag writer) and c) the major...
There will be screenings of several Chaplin films, both shorts and features, throughout the month of December here in Montreal at the Cinematheque Canada. I don't have any affiliation with them b...
... it might be considered blasphemy to post this on a Chaplin newsgroup, but Kino Video has released three films of Harry Langdon on video, and they are definitely worth a look.
Langdon's caree...
Hey guys,
I came across an awesome website that lets you view and record the history of anything and everything. I saw this Charlie Chaplin timeline... you can essentially watch any Chaplin film on...
I have an 8mm film distributed by Official Films - Charlie Chaplins Ole Time Comedies, Hits of the Past. #653 The film is at least 60 years old. Can anyone tell me how to find information on it
we must protect the fine films of charlie chaplin against letterbox censorship. <<
Ignore the man everyone. He's trying to get a rise out of everybody so that he will have a purpose in ...
Dover Films 16mm 50' #6200-B Charlie Chaplin 16 mm Silent "Skip the Puddles" - has anyone heard of this one? I have inherited it but have no 16mm projector -- in excellent condition -- ...
I know that CC didn't begin to really introduce pathos into his pictures until the mid- late Essanays. However, I thought I caught a glimmer of it while watching 'A Film Johnnie.' Has a...
...sted me most was a reference at the end of the article:
"There are a number of these compilation films around, and in Senegal there were a number of films that had been cut together by other p...
All Chaplin and Keaton films should be burned as soon as possible They stink so bad that the theatres at which they originally played stink smells. I myself am on a life quest to destroy all nitrate K...
How old is your father, and how old was he when he first got the films? That will give you a minimum figure for age, and if the films were new when he got them the exact age.
What size reel is the...
...iven an opportunity to see his work, I encourage you to do so.
Selfishly, I have been collecting his films for twenty years and have seen almost 175 of his films to date. I've been collecting...
A while back we were talking about good music for the Chaplin films. I wanted to bring to everyone's attention the piece called LE BOEUF SUR LE TOIT. It's French for 'the bull (or ox) o...
... this is true for all comedians on the screen,' says Allen. 'I mean if you see all the Chaplin films, and the Keaton films, there is a persona that emerges. You live your life, you do your f...
...ce myself. I've been a fan of Charlie Chaplin for a very long time. I have nearly all of his silent films on dvd along with a few of his sound movies as well. I'm also a fan of Buster Keaton...
I've wondered about this: which pre-First National Chaplin films are *not* included in the Madacy Collection, Parts I & II?
Besides the one lost Chaplin film, I mean.
Are all the exta...
Two films featured a cherry on a plate trying to be placed on a spoon or fork; none of them are Chaplin films. FROM SOUP TO NUTS and THE SECOND HUNDRED YEARS, both starring Laurel and Hardy. SOUP has ...
...eem to have forgotten CC?
But as for what I think was CC's major flaw, it's he made so few films in the 20s & 30s. I've seen all of his classics so many times, I now tend to sav...
...people who think they know what 'cinematic quality' is.
My own view is that Chaplin's films are underrated as cinema, and that most of the cliches about what is wrong with his films...
Stan the 16mm man said :>Several people are not so thrilled that the Chaplin films are playing only
I actually did this last summer/early fall in anticipation of the 20th anniversary of Charlie...
...'t, of course, trying to imply that they were filmmakers.
But the fact is that Chaplin made his films slowly and painstakingly, while Abbott and Costello allowed themselves to be put by Unive...
... from pristine sources. I have scores of them from several sources and they tend to look like what Atlas Films looked like; cheap bathtub dupes. Remember that among the first home movies released were...
...er, so I'm taking a long look at the new format.
Does anybody know of a source which lists what films are currently available on DVD? In particular, does anyone know which Chaplin films are a...
Hi ! Can anyone out there help me find a title (s) to 1925 Chaplin Films?
wow greta thanks! Even his sound films, like limlight?
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