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If the actress' moniker sounds familiar, it's because she's the namesake granddaughter of Charlie Chaplin's scandalously much-younger wife.
Cheers & Jeers: Oona Chaplin — The Other Woman of The Hour 2011
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Remember her name: With The Hour, Oona Chaplin's time in the limelight has come.
Cheers & Jeers: Oona Chaplin — The Other Woman of The Hour 2011
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Mr. Hazanavicius watched silent films such as Charlie Chaplin's "City Lights" and F.W. Murnau's "Sunrise" to prepare, but not necessarily to emulate.
The Art House vs. the Multiplex: Three That Walk the Line Michelle Kung 2011
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To expunge it from the mind of your own inner eight-year-old, I recommend Chaplin's City Lights: organic, hand-made and human.
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It's all-American week on Dancing with the Stars — a theme near and dear to Petra Nemcova's and Dmitry Chaplin's hearts because they weren't born in the United States.
Dancing's Petra Nemcova: I Hope I Can Break the Model Curse 2011
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With their ear for atmosphere—and boyish sense of fun—these four musicians don't miss a thing: Introducing their iconoclastic arrangement of Charlie Chaplin's "Smile," they incorporate the mechanical sound of an old film projector; before picking up their instruments for their take on the Disney classic "Someday My Prince Will Come," they sing it barbershop style, en français .
An Eclectic Quartet With Élan Barrymore Laurence Scherer 2011
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Working to Chaplin's own notes, this is conductor Carl Davis's reconstruction of the score for the original 1925 version, reinstating scenes cut for a 1942 version.
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Charlie Chaplin's prospecting adventure is best remembered for its "dancing bread rolls" routine, but it's a heartmelting portrait of cold, tough times, greatly informed by Chaplin's own lean years in London.
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Sure it didn't mean the same thing in Chaplin's time, but neither did blackface.
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All of the elements of the circus story are present in Charlie Chaplin's Circus from 1928 - the fantasy within the performance ring, the hard life of the actual performers, both human and animal.
Rick Ayers: Circo: The Trials of an Itinerant Mexican Circus Rick Ayers 2011
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