Chaplin (1992) Part 13

[LegolasManowarMJ]

Nevermind. yeah, that's definitely the real chaplin !

[LegolasManowarMJ]

Is it just me or are the movies playing at the Oscars REALLY Chaplins movies, and not remakes with RDJ ? I think I recognized Charlies expression in one of the scenes.

[Limhyungju2010]

can someone please tell me the name of the song played around 7:45 to 8:02? Thanks!

[scamrasc]

i tried to post before but it doesn't seem to have worked....

half of these i can't tell whether they're real or whether they're RDJ

[scamrasc]

i cant tell if these are real or if they're RDJ.....

[ZZirozz]

kinda scary really..totaly what purgatory must be like..a dark theatre all by yourself with your life flashin in front of ur eyes..surrounded by canned laughter & women you made promises to. original clips seem to fit better at the endin here cuz u can see the contrast between age & time. its a wonder nobody has really been able to recreate Chaplins style of comedy. apparently someone discovered an unreleased film of Chaplin in a tin on Ebay. anyways, tyvm for this upload & letin me comment. bye

[TheMadHatterAmI]

@ZZirozz I agree with you on this one. You're welcome, glad you enjoyed it.

[mollypie10]

This is such a wonderful movie. Brought me to tears, RDJ should have won the Oscar for this.

[nasserhund17]

for me chaplin was the best actor in this hole world he created the film industry

charlie i love you

[TheCooltrix]

HEY walter matthau!

RIP

[jerryaltman]

Chaplin, when went to hollywood to get the OScar, only had some few days of allowed visit, since he was still banished from USA.

Fucking USA witch hunter politic was still stand even in the 70's.

[brianpadraic]

@jerryaltman I wonder why (or who) "they" thought he was some threat? It has never been thoroughly explained. J. E. Hoover had 1,900 dossier on Chaplin! Wow!

[beangotful]

its still robert playing the old chaplin right?

[TheMadHatterAmI]

@beangotful

Yeps

[worldsno1drwhofan]

Its such a shame that he didnt realise how great he was, as on here he keeps going on about how he was nothing special. If only he was around now to see how much the world adores him and sees his ingeniouity. I suppose thats the downside to being a perfectionist; you're never good enough, even if you're a big star. Charlie is a genius!!

[devinecrazy]

damn RDJ didn't win an Oscar for this? he is SPOT on...

[wurstgitarre]

I love this scene from "Circus", it's hilarious. But then, "Circus" is and always will be my favourite Chaplin-movie.

[vitoitalo3690]

what's the name of the music in the end with the kid

[TheMadHatterAmI]

Chaplin composed it for "The Kid" in the sixties.

Not sure if it's named anything else but The Kid soundtrack, atleast that's the name of the track on the CD i bought with Chaplin's movie soundtracks.

[vitoitalo3690]

can u tell me the list of music since u have the cd

[TheMadHatterAmI]

Sure.

[vitoitalo3690]

thanks. What are they?

[TheMadHatterAmI]

1. The Reel Chaplin 2. The Kid 3. Pay Day 4. The Gold Rush 5. The Circus 6. City Lights 7. Modern Times 8. The Great Dictator 9. Monsieur Verdoux - Paris Boulevard 10. Monsieur Verdoux - Bitter Tango 11. A King in New York - Mandolin Serenade 12. A King in New York - Weeping Willow 13. A Countess From Hong Kong 14. The Reel Chaplin (part two) It's a double CD, but the other Cd is some music made to fit for Chaplin's shorts, but it's not Chaplin himself who've composed them.

[pladesteal]

Smile.... MJackson .

[omarengo]

Smile wrote by Chaplin!

[CeliozEden]

@pladesteal smile heath ledger : D 

[Superman1792]

everyone gets nominated for biopics today i think they just robbed robert downey jr some people are just left out no matter how awesome their performance is

[vitoitalo3690]

i can't imagine why the people hated chaplin just coz of the great dictator movie.

[HorrorFanDude]

in the beging when chaplin is told the story for George Hayden -Anthony Hopkins it's stand 1963 then when the story is done it says 10 years later then it would be 1973 but when you see the car driving it stands 1972????

[TheMadHatterAmI]

Guess it's becuase instead of saying 9 years and 11 month later they just choose to say 10 years later :p

[yrti0121]

this is such a long film

[justwatchingpsycho]

so weird that this old man is robert downey jr.

[hornybodhisattva]

i ran into robert downey jr about 2 years ago at a juice bar in Hollywood

he is sooo excentric!

[titanviewsit]

really!! lucky!!

[ThreePipeProblem]

Proofs again what a great actor he is.

[laboufakis]

is this the real footage

[donnymad22]

Yes thank you for posting this film, i love it RDJ at his finest!!!

[movierocks]

Charlie must have been quite a character and not neccesarily the easiest man to live with. Oona must have had a great patience with him seeing as the marriage lasted at least 35 years.

[TheMadHatterAmI]

True, but i think he was more calm when she married him. When he was young he was a player 100%

[xanttx]

look at the Jackson 5 at 4:40. lol.

[numberonefilmfan]

that is the montage they showed that night, i'll never forget it.

[zombiemonster]

best montage ever

[LuckyBear84]

(knock at door)

Ona: "Come in!"

Charlie: "Go away."

LOL

This is such a wonderful film. Thanks for posting it MadHatter!

[TheMadHatterAmI]

You're very welcome, hope you enjoyed it.