The death of Chaplin

Charlie Chaplin was born in London, England. His parents are singers of entertainment groups. When he was one year old, his parents divorced and followed his mother. When I was young, I often wandered the streets, busking and begging. At the age of 9, he joined the Fred Cano Troupe with his brother. /kloc-when he was 0/3 years old, the troupe performed in America, and Chaplin decided to stay in America.

Mike Sannett, the producer, saw his performance and took a fancy to him, so he decided to be signed by Jistone Company. At that time, Gistone had a number of big-name stars, but Chaplin soon surpassed them and created a miracle of shooting 35 films a year. His first film was Making a Living, and his second film, Shower Room, changed his fate. In the film, he created the image of tramp Charles. This moustache, wearing baggy pants, big shoes, tight coat and bowler hat, has since become the most classic comedy image in film history. 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 "Paris Women" for this company. Later, 1925' s The Gold Miner and 1927' s The Greatest Performance on Earth won Chaplin an Academy Award.

Chaplin came to London in 193 1 for the premiere of City Lights, and returned the following year. His next film is 1936' s Modern Times, which is one of his most famous works. Four years later, he filmed The Great Dictator, in which he played the Jewish barber and Hitler respectively. This film is directed at the Nazis and shows his strong humanitarian spirit. 1942 divorced Pauline, his wife who had lived with * * * 10 years. 1944, he married Oona Oneill at the age of 18. Marriage with a gap of 36 years was controversial at that time. 1947, he filmed the black boy era. Stage Life (1949) is recognized by him as the best talking film. In the same year, he was spread as a producer of * * * and participated in the persecution of McCarthyism. Dissatisfied with the unfair treatment in the United States, he moved to Switzerland and never returned to the United States. The King of new york (1957) is a portrayal of this life. He made the last film "The Countess" from Hong Kong in 1967, won the honor in 1977, and died in his home in Switzerland in 1979. At the age of 88. As a comedy master who successfully transited from the silent film era to the audio film era, Chaplin left an immeasurable spiritual wealth to future generations.