Oh, my goodness, where to start…. Charlie’s oldest daughter, Geraldine, tells wonderful stories about her dad. My favorite: taking the
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His whole autobiography is full of great stories. Traumatic childhood, going to America, making a huge success in movies, etc.
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Okay, I have a whole bunch that I love (does every scene in his movies count?), but narrowing it down
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Jackie Coogan was amazing, I really loved Michael Chaplin in A King in New York. Mack Swain in The Gold
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Back in 2017, I decided to watch A Countess From Hong Kong. It was the 50th anniversary. I did not
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If I had done this 30 Day Challenge in 30 consecutive days when I began it two years ago last
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Just finished re-watching The Rink from 1916 from his Mutual period. Watching him on skates is balletic. How does he
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There’s a bunch of great photos of him out of costume, usually wearing a suit. I have a couple in
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While it’s not a still from one of his films, but during a break, he is in his famous Tramp
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I was wondering whether or not to include this day’s challenge because I don’t want to give publicity to poorly
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