Chaplin's position in film history

Chaplin is a great film artist. Many of his works are widely circulated all over the world, and he is the most representative figure in the silent film era.

His works include City Lights, Gold Rush, Modern Times, The Great Dictator, King new york, etc. They are all works that have had a great influence. Some critics say that modern comedy films generally focus on technical behind-the-scenes effects, and rarely inject true feelings and human feelings into the plot like Chaplin, which makes people miss his films more and more.

As a silent film, the transmission of visual image is the key to the expressive force and clarity of film art. Chaplin's films are particularly outstanding in this respect, which is inseparable from his superb comedy performances. The reason why his films can be welcomed by audiences all over the world is that he is good at using actions and images besides being ideological.

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Charlie Chaplin (1889 April16-1977 February 25th), born in London, England, is a British film actor, director and screenwriter.

Charlie Chaplin's first film was Making a Living. Chaplin started writing, directing and performing from 19 15, and even worked as a producer and editor. Later, he joined Essani Company, and 19 17 produced Immigration and Easy Street. 19 18, he and his brother started their own company in los Angeles.

In 19 19, douglas fairbanks and others were summoned. But it was not until 1923 that Chaplin made the first film "Women in Paris" for this company. Later, 1925' s The Gold Rush and 1928' s Circus won Chaplin an Oscar.