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The Nymphs from Charlie Chaplin’s Sunnyside c.1919
Charlie Chaplin dressed as a woman (A Woman, 1915).
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His was the face of his century. He was the life of his century. Through his will and energy, and yes, genius, he encompassed as much as one man can; the joy and the anguish of his times; their romance, their horrors, and, of course, what laughter we could find in them. He was a flawed man, a haunted man, a tormented man. Which is to say, he was only human. But with this uncanny ability to reflect and refract our humanity back at us.
CHARLES Spencer CHAPLIN //April 16, 1889 ---- December 25, 1977//
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Charlie you bad boy!
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Charlie on the set of "The Circus".
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Charlie Chaplin, 1920s.
Charlie Chaplin 1929
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Charlie Chaplin at the beginning of “The Kid” - right before he finds the baby next to the trash cans.
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One of my favorite photos and I post quite a lot.
Charles Chaplin from behind - Charlie Chaplin’s “tramp” reflected in the mirror.
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Charlie Chaplin with his honorary Academy Award, 1972
Charlie Chaplin (The Pilgrim, 1923).
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I know I have posted this before, but I want to appreciate Douglas’s face.
Chaplin in his dressing room (1918).
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Charles behind the camera…
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Charlie Chaplin and Mabel Normand, 1926
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