On Feb. 26, 1923, Charlie Chaplin’s film “The Pilgrim” premiered for the first time across the nation, showcasing Santa ...

In 1936’s Modern Times, Charlie Chaplin finally said goodbye to The Tramp, by having him finally “talk.” ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Charlie Chaplin declared his 1942 recut of 'The Gold Rush' to be the official version, but archivists have long sought to restore ...

The Santa Barbara Symphony invites audiences to rediscover comedy’s golden age as Charlie Chaplin’s iconic film “The Gold Rush” is projected on the big screen at the Granada Theatre, 7:30 p.m.

A new international poster for the film — one of Chaplin's most celebrated — has been produced. “After ‘La Maman et la Putain’ by Jean Eustache in 2022, and ‘Napoléon’ by Abel Gance last year, this ...

Movie Night at the Museum brings Charlie Chaplin’s 1925 comedy “The Gold Rush” to the big screen Jan. 28. Chaplin starred, wrote, produced and directed the silent film he considered one of his best.

But in 1921, Chaplin wrote and directed his first feature-length film, “The Kid.” In it, he played his lovable Tramp, sharing the spotlight with a 7-year-old boy. “The Kid” was released in theaters on ...

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In 1967, Charles Chaplin directed his final film, "The Countess From Hong Kong." An ill-fated project doomed by the differences in working methods of director Chaplin and star Marlon Brando, "Countess ...