There aren't many films that begin with a disclaimer, but such is the case with Charlie Chaplin's A Woman of Paris: A Drama ...

Charlie Chaplin might be the master of silent comedy, but this beloved French filmmaker is the closest we ever came to having a Chaplin replacement.

Cinema was about a quarter of a century old when Chaplin’s “The Gold Rush” premiered June 26, 1925. The medium had produced ...

Charlie Chaplin, the pioneer of silent film comedy, made timeless classics that still tickle the funny bone of audiences ...

We often label certain figures as influential filmmakers who changed cinema forever, there’s no exaggerating the impact that Charlie Chaplin had on the art form.

Additionally, "Charlie" adopts a somewhat novel approach to the little guy's life that I'm not sure pays off. Instead of beginning with a childhood (and Chaplin's was horrible, warping him forever ...

Sydney Chaplin, a son from Charlie's second marriage, also appeared in "Limelight," and he recalled his father's exile. "That was the time of the blacklisting in Hollywood," says Sydney Chaplin ...

Charlie Chaplin was born in London, England, but he became famous in the United States for the movies he made. The Charlie Chaplin website details how he began a career on stage when he was a child.

“The Real Charlie Chaplin” ultimately lingers on that point: Chaplin himself has never changed but our perceptions of him have. We may now think that him being run out of the country on ...

Charlie Chaplin with wife, Oona (Daily Mail/Shutterstock) After Chaplin and his family sailed from New York to England in 1952, he received a telegram that informed him that U.S. Attorney General ...