Charlie Chaplin's FIRST & LAST Screen Appearances (1914 - 1967)

First, Charlie at 24 years old in his film debut for Mack Sennett in 1914 called "Making a Living". Second, his last film appearance in the film "A Countess from Hong Kong" from 1967.

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[USAFisLife]

@Lava1964 I'm a woman, but thank you :)

[Lava1964]

@USAFisLife Thanks for the info, sir. It's nice to communicate with a scholarly fan of the great Charlie Chaplin.

[USAFisLife]

@Lava1964 Making A Living was released 2-2-1914, A Thief Catcher was released 2-19-1914 :)

[Lava1964]

I'm wondering if the recently found 1914 Keystone comedy A Thief Catcher, in which Chaplin plays a policeman, actually predates Making A Living.

[laosandburma]

Thanks for this. What a 53 years he had in films! Nobody else thought of showing his first and last screen appearances. Thanks