We think too much and feel too little.

Dedicated to the unique, talented, genius, the greatest comedian, pantomimist, actor, director, screenwriter, producer, editor and composer that will ever live, Sir Charles Spencer Chaplin.

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One of my heroes! 😊

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Charlie Chaplin

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Photographed by Frank Fischbeck, Kai Tak Airport, Hong Kong 1967. 

source: http://www.discoveringchaplin.com/2013/02/photo-of-charlie-by-frank-fischbeck-1967.html

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Charlie Chaplin

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Best of “The Immigrant” Charlie Chaplin & Edna Purviance - 1917 

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“The Immigrant” (1917)

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“The Adventurer” (1917)

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Remembering Sir Charles Spencer Chaplin on his birthday.

April 16th 1889 — December 25th 1977

“It is not reality that matters in a film but what the imagination can make of it.” 

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The party has started!!

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Remembering Sir Charles Spencer Chaplin on his birthday!

(April 16th 1889 — December 25th 1977)

“There’s something that makes you feel pretty good in knowing that all over the world people are laughing at what you’re doing.”

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.Charlie Chaplin as a kick ass cool bartender  - “The Rink” ” 1916

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Charlie Chaplin inside the gates of Chaplin Studios 1918.

Almost 100 years later, you can appreciate what a handsome, handsome man he was - on top of being brilliantly artistic.

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“A Dog’s Life”  April 14th 1918

This was Charlie Chaplin’s first film for the First National Company.  They had given him an astonishing one million dollars (approx 14 million in 2016) for 8 short films.

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Charlie Chaplin photographed by Boris Lipnitzki, Biarritz, France - Méramar Hotel, 1932.

source: parisenimages.fr

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Birthday Remembrance - April 16th 1889

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A toast for Charlie Chaplin’s  birthday - April 16th 1889

The color photo is actually taken on his 77th birthday (set of “A Countess from Hong Kong”)  April 16th 1966.

Other photo taken New Year’s Eve 1948