Where is Charlie Chaplin from?

1889, Chaplin was born in an artist's family in the south of London, England, and his parents were artists. His parents separated when he was very young, and Charlie and his half-brother Sydney Chaplin lived with their mother. 1896 his mother lost her job, and the two brothers were sent to the juvenile reformatory in Lamberthz, London. A few weeks later, they were sent to an orphan school. When Chaplin 12 and a half years old, his father died of alcoholism, his mother was mentally ill, and he was finally sent to a mental hospital. At that time, Cheney and Charlie didn't know that they had a half-brother raised by their father. Later, the brother worked with Charlie Chaplin in a Hollywood studio. Charlie Chaplin 1920 took his mother to the United States, 1928 her mother died in Hollywood. Because his father died young at the age of 37 and his mother was mentally ill, young Chaplin was sent to a school for poor orphans. Seven years later, he left the school for orphans and became a street child. He used to be a newspaper boy, a grocery store clerk, a toy vendor, a doctor's servant, a glass blower, and swept the floor in amusement parks. The poor life in his early years inspired his later creation of tramps; Small beards, thin crutches, big trousers and shoes, and crooked formal evening dresses imply a dignified adult in children's naive imagination, aiming to reshape a representative of the lower class with an innocent image. /kloc-at the age of 0/7, Chaplin entered the very famous Carnaud Theatre Company at that time. Here, Chaplin met his lifelong mentor Carnaud. It was Kanod who brought Chaplin to the highest level of comedy.

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Mr. Verdu (Black Boy Age)

1894 Chaplin made his debut in a club in London when he was five years old instead of his mother (her voice suddenly became hoarse). He was seriously ill when he was a child and stayed in bed for several weeks. In the evening, his mother showed him what was happening outside the window. 1900, his brother played the role of a drama cat in the pantomime Cinderella in the London Arena. 1903, he got a new role, and soon after, he got his first official role in Sherlock Holmes-the newsboy. He played this role until 1906. After that, he worked in an acrobatic troupe, and the following year he played a clown in Fred Cano's comedy troupe.

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According to the immigration records of the United States, Charlie Chaplin entered the United States with the Carnaud pantomime troupe on June 2nd 19 12. At that time, members of the Carnaud pantomime troupe also included Stan Laurel, Chaplin and laurel, who shared a room in the hotel. Later, laurel returned to England, while Chaplin stayed in the United States. At that time, film director Mack Cenit hired Chaplin after seeing Chaplin's performance. Chaplin collaborated with comedian Mabel Normand there. From 19 14 to 1923, Chaplin shot a lot of short films and became a world-famous comedian with superb pantomime skills and perfect screen image-in fact, he can be said to be the first world star. Chaplin set up his own film company so that he could control his own films. In Carnaud Theatre, Chaplin has many opportunities to tour, and he hopes to go to the United States. 19 12 years, Chaplin's dream came true, and his performance in the United States was a sensation, which aroused the interest of American filmmakers. In the loneliest period, the turning point of his life came slowly. At that time, Seinat, the boss of Keystone Company, took a fancy to this young man from a foreign country, and Chaplin began his long-awaited actor life. Modern.

Chaplin played various roles in Kingston, most of which were fierce, frivolous, loose, cunning and ugly. These characters conform to Kay Dong Si's "ideal", but they are not in harmony with Chaplin's unique comedy skills. Chaplin once said: I don't like my early movies very much, because I can't control myself easily in these movies. One or two cream cakes may fly to people's faces, which may be a little funny. However, if the whole comedy only relies on this method, the film will soon become monotonous and boring. Maybe I can't always achieve my intention, but I prefer a playful gesture to a vulgar behavior to win laughter. Based on his nature as a real artist, Chaplin became more and more aware of the special significance of humor to the foundation of life. He began to get rid of the early funny movies and gradually combined serious themes with the traditional techniques of comedy movies very skillfully.

The propaganda picture (18) occupies a special position in Chaplin's satirical film about reality, that is, his "A Dog's Life" filmed in 19 18. In this film, deep thought replaces laughter, and melancholy replaces ridicule. Through this film, he gave up the abuse of vulgar taste and replaced his pure physiological smile with a thought-provoking smile; Replace laughter with a sympathetic smile. Charlot, an "immortal vagrant", slept on the street and was humiliated everywhere. When he came out of the employment agency, he was at a loss to see several dogs fighting for a bone. This bitter stroke is a true portrayal of cruel life and Chaplin's childhood. 1918 65438+1October 2 1 day, Chaplin's own studio was officially completed. On this day, he happily put on the world-famous Charlot leather shoes and stepped on the wet concrete floor. Chaplin tried to reflect the characteristics of the times through movies. He said that the tragic factors in creating comedies often lead to ridicule, which is a kind of resistance. 1929 The economic crisis from the United States quickly swept the whole capitalist world. At this time, "City Lights" describes that Charlot fell in love with a blind girl selling flowers, but the blind girl mistakenly thought that he was a millionaire. In order to treat the flower girl and save money, Charlot suffered a lot to get a sum of money. Only when the flower girl's eyes were cured did she know that her benefactor was a beggar-like poor man. gold rush

The film that asks incisively and profoundly is Modern Times. Greedy capitalists, in pursuit of profits, regardless of the lives of workers, increased their labor intensity indefinitely, and even invented the "eating machine" in a whimsical way, even the short lunch time of workers was not spared. Charlot was sent to the hospital because he was working by the conveyor belt all day, mechanically repeating the monotonous work of screwing the screws. However, when his illness was cured, he lost his job. This film is not only profound in thought, but also perfect in acting. Mr. Verdu condemned warmongers and arms dealers and described how Verdu, a bank clerk, worked faithfully for 20 years and was exploited. He was kicked out of the bank in the economic crisis and was forced to commit crimes to support his family. Verdu was arrested for murder and sentenced to death. He said: "kill a person and call him a criminal;" Killed millions of people and called him a hero. In this world, as long as you have the strength, you can succeed ... "Therefore, the American government persecuted Chaplin. Mr. Verdu is banned in many big cities in America. 1947 12. Chaplin published an article entitled "I declared war on Hollywood" in a Paris newspaper, complaining to the world about his persecution. 1952 In September, Chaplin planned to travel to Europe for half a year in order to attend the premiere of "Stage Career" held in European countries. He took his family with him. When the ship crossed the Atlantic Ocean, the radio broadcast a statement from the U.S. Department of Justice, saying that the government would refuse Chaplin re-entry. When the ship docked in France, Chaplin spoke to 100 reporters. He said, "I believe in freedom, which is all my political views ... I do it for everyone, which is my nature." He added, "I don't want to create a revolution, but I have to make some movies." Stage life

1at the beginning of 953, ona returned to the United States on behalf of her husband to attend the American board of directors, sold all Chaplin's property in the United States, and shipped his manuscripts, movies and other precious materials to Switzerland. From then on, Chaplin made up his mind never to return to America. Since then, he has settled down in the scenic town of Vif on the north bank of Lake Geneva. Since he settled in Switzerland, Chaplin began to write his memoirs. At the end of 1950s, he wrote 400,000 words of My Autobiography, and he recalled his life of hard struggle with amazing memory. With the coming of the 1960s and Vietnam War, Chaplin's fate in America changed again. From 65438 to 0963, he organized his own film festival in new york. 1972, in the warmest and longest applause in Oscar history, he won the Oscar Special Achievement Award from the American Film Academy. 1972 When he visited the United States, Chaplin, 83, said that he had long given up his radical political views. 197765438+On February 25th, the 88-year-old world outstanding comedian passed away.