A legacy for Charlie Chaplin
Charlie Chaplin was many things to many people. He was first and foremost a great silent artist. He was a complex individual who delighted and enraged. He moved human beings emotionally one-way or the other. He lived at the top of the world, and his screen image (instantly recognizable in silhouette) pierced the psyches of people everywhere. Chaplin was born on April 16, 1889 in Walworth. London. He spent his childhood in extreme poverty. Although both his parents were music hall artists, they separated when he was very young. But it was his mother who inspired him to pursue a career in music and acting. Though he pursued learning passionately in later years, young Charlie left school at 10 to work as a mime and roustabout on the British vaudeville circuit.
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Walworth London, Charlie Chaplin, Academy Award, Charles Chaplin, Elizabeth II, Monsieur Verdoux, Company Charlie, Film Company, Oxford University, United Artists, keystone film, academy award, keystone film company, film company,
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