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  • "One Murder makes a villain, Millions a Hero, Numbers scientify!" Oh Man what a dialogue. CC is a philosopher..What a movie of all times!

  • Pity he didn't agree to be directed by Welles in this. As C.C. I'm sure knew, it would have been a battle 'extraordinaire'. If one or other hadn't found it impossible and the movie completed then we might have been spared the struggle between Chaplin's silent movie idea of what makes a good story, (with the lovable villian), his archaic compulsion to use slapstick at every opportunity and the kernal or heart of the film gloriously seen here and there. c.f. 'Shadow of a Doubt.' Hitchcock.

  • This is my first Charlie Chaplin movie! What a great movie! Look forward to seeing more. Powerful movie.

  • Chaplin is terrifying here.The perfect murderer,cynical and too calm.

  • merci beaucoup pour cette vidéo fantastique performance de Chaplin et de Mme Bonheur....

  • Exquisite dialog. Chaplin embodies the spirit of humanity!

  • As a mass killer, I am an amateur by comparison.

  • "numbers sanctify". chaplin's message is so eloquent.

    awesome film. thank you for posting.

  • Grew up watching old movies and remember seeing this one as a kid. Its been 15 years since I last saw this film and now at 31 years old, wow its even better than I can recall. Thanks so much for posting, this truly is an amazing film!

  • @tiaelan i believe they still play this in some film festivals to this day.

  • Chaplin's dialogue here is profound and the absolute truth. Those who have ears to hear, let them hear.. to quote another extraordinary person..

  • @eaglesonofwill one murder makes a villian, millons a hero. sadly that is practally true.

  • Thank you for posting this movie, it is a very good one that was just.....too good for its time. :) Thanks again!

  • Thank you for posting this whole movie! :) It was very unpredictable, and I loved seeing Chaplin as a darker, colder character. The man really could play anything!

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  • This film is amazing. Simply stunning.

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