Chaplin Table Ballet (Off-Screen Version)
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Ah, noticed the gals comments on how "handsome' Chaplin was. I've always known that, even with his makeup and his homely Tramp apparel. He was to me, one of the most beautiful and distinguished men to grace the planet.
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EL MEJOOOOR!! COMO CHAPLIN NO HAY 2
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He was truely a amazing man he's always been my favorite actor!
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i like the original version better!!
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He's so dreamy. Ahhhhhhh... <3
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no wonder he had so many ladies
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@ydoiwatchthese I agree with both of you..he was positively devastating.
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He is so fucking freaking handsome. So fuking freaking funny !! So fucking freaking talented!!! So fucking freaking perfect!!
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Ti adorooo Charliee <3
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@Geyla1 i agree with you. there is something about him that even with the makeup and the costume, he just radiated beauty. everything about him is gorgeous inside and out <3
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where's the mustache
SOOOO handsome!! Is this supposed to be the scene in CHAPLIN where he's doing this a a dinner party, or something?
tw1nkletoes89 2 years ago 17
It's not THE scene, but Chaplin did this a lot at parties, so the scene in "Chaplin" is based on a culmination of performances.
prgwbtd 2 years ago 6
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he stole this idea from fatty arbuckle he did this eight years before the gold rush in his film the rough house,check it out on arbucklemania
truemansparks 3 years ago
Yes, Arbuckle was the first to do it, but Chaplin took the idea and made it into a dance. Arbuckle just stuck forks in the rolls and moved them around on the table. Chaplin elevated this gag into the art form of his films. That was what separated him so many times from the other comedians of his era (except for Keaton and Lloyd who created their own art forms). Arbuckle was good, but Chaplin blew him out of the water.
prgwbtd 3 years ago 16
What is the name of the melody?
thorir88 3 years ago
It's part of the score from Chaplin's film "A Day's Pleasure." I think the specific track is called "Dancing Aboard Ship." I'm not sure if that's the official title for it - just the one that the CD gave it.
prgwbtd 3 years ago