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Chaplin

  • 1992
  • PG-13
  • 2h 23min
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Robert Downey Jr. in Chaplin (1992)
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Una película sobre la controvertida y difícil vida del máster de la comedia Charlie Chaplin.Una película sobre la controvertida y difícil vida del máster de la comedia Charlie Chaplin.Una película sobre la controvertida y difícil vida del máster de la comedia Charlie Chaplin.

  • Dirección
    • Richard Attenborough
  • Guionistas
    • David Robinson
    • Charles Chaplin
    • Diana Hawkins
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    • Robert Downey Jr.
    • Geraldine Chaplin
    • Paul Rhys
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    • Dirección
      • Richard Attenborough
    • Guionistas
      • David Robinson
      • Charles Chaplin
      • Diana Hawkins
    • Elenco
      • Robert Downey Jr.
      • Geraldine Chaplin
      • Paul Rhys
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    • Nominado a 3 premios Óscar
      • 3 premios ganados y 20 nominaciones en total

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    Robert Downey Jr.
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    • Charles Spencer Chaplin
    Geraldine Chaplin
    Geraldine Chaplin
    • Hannah Chaplin
    Paul Rhys
    Paul Rhys
    • Sydney Chaplin
    John Thaw
    John Thaw
    • Fred Karno
    Moira Kelly
    Moira Kelly
    • Hetty Kelly…
    Anthony Hopkins
    Anthony Hopkins
    • George Hayden
    Dan Aykroyd
    Dan Aykroyd
    • Mack Sennett
    Marisa Tomei
    Marisa Tomei
    • Mabel Normand
    Penelope Ann Miller
    Penelope Ann Miller
    • Edna Purviance
    Kevin Kline
    Kevin Kline
    • Douglas Fairbanks
    Maria Pitillo
    Maria Pitillo
    • Mary Pickford
    Milla Jovovich
    Milla Jovovich
    • Mildred Harris
    Kevin Dunn
    Kevin Dunn
    • J. Edgar Hoover
    Deborah Moore
    Deborah Moore
    • Lita Grey
    • (as Deborah Maria Moore)
    Diane Lane
    Diane Lane
    • Paulette Goddard
    Nancy Travis
    Nancy Travis
    • Joan Barry
    James Woods
    James Woods
    • Joseph Scott
    Hugh Downer
    • Charlie Age 5
    • Dirección
      • Richard Attenborough
    • Guionistas
      • David Robinson
      • Charles Chaplin
      • Diana Hawkins
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    bill_golden

    Intriguing look at Chaplin's life and early Hollywood

    This is a great example of a movie I took a chance on one rainy Sunday at a theater in Charlotte, NC., and was highly rewarded with an intriguing look at the life of an early film star set against the background of early Hollywood. I had't heard much buzz about it and didn't really know much about Charlie Chaplin. Downey is amazing in his personification of Chaplin. If you want to expand your horizons and learn a little about the inside workings of the film industry from circa World War I thru the 50's, this award-winning movie comes highly recommended.
    8gavin6942

    Nailed It

    A film about the troubled and controversial life of the master comedy filmmaker Charles Chaplin.

    What can I say? This was a really good film. It touched on all the highlights of Chaplin's career, both high and low. And even with the lengthy run time, I feel like it could have been even longer. It had such a great pace and was enjoyable to watch. And the cast. Wow. Milla Jovovich before she blew up? Diane Lane? Very good casting.

    Robert Downey Jr nailed it. He has the look, he did the physical comedy, and that had to take a lot of training... the drunk routine, wow! I am so glad that Downey is back on top these days with "Iron Man" and other films. He had a rough patch for a while, but he is far better of an actor than he is generally given credit for.
    7Tetsel

    It's no Modern Times, but...

    Robert Downey, Jr. gives another one of his splendid performances, Kevin Kline is perfectly cast as Fairbanks, and most of the direction is superb. However, the story hops around a few too many times, and the scenes with Anthony Hopkins are weak and obviously placed in order to clarify things to non- Chaplin fans who watch the film. Overall it is enjoyable, especially the parts when we see him creating his well- known masterpieces. Recommended especially for movie fans, and most especially for Chaplin fans.
    10Anonymous_Maxine

    A spectacular portrayal of the unseen life of Charlie Chaplin.

    Robert Downey Jr., first of all, portrays Chaplin with amazing accuracy. Some parts of this performance are particularly memorable, such as his invention of the famous tramp's walk just after having feverishly picked out the outfit, the astonishingly accurate depiction of Charlie as an old man, and of course, the many parts of the film that involve parts of his life where he was working on his own films. These are clearly some of the most interesting parts of the movie, if only because these films are how we know him, but it is at least as interesting the way that the film hints towards things that happened in Chaplin's life that inspired those films.

    Very early in the film, we see a scene in which Charlie's mother is booed off the stage by an impatient crowd, so Charlie, who is a little boy at the time, gets on stage to do a song and dance of his own. He performs a song that is very similar to the one his mother performed, but he wins the audience's heart and they respond by tossing coins onto the stage for him. You can't help noticing how this corresponds with the constantly youthful look of the Tramp (in Modern Times, for example, Chaplin was in his late 40s but looked like a teenager), and the coins tossed on stage may have played a significant role in helping him realize that this could be a good way to make money.

    Charlie moves to America to pursue his dream, and we see the landmark events that punctuated his dizzying rise to stardom. He goes to work briefly on stage and is then hired by Mack Sennett, a gigantic figure in film history, but is unsatisfied because of his own lack of control over his work. It should also be noted here that there is a scene where he is working with director Mabel Normand, who demands acting from him that he does not agree with, and with whom he clashes. In 1914, Chaplin starred in a 9 ½ minute film called Mabel's Busy Day, in which he plays the uncharacteristic role of the antagonist. The Mabel in this film is a sporting event vendor who turns down Charlie's amorous advances, after which Charlie proceeds to steal all of her products and hand them out to anyone standing nearby. Then in 1920, he starred in another short comedy called Mabel's Strange Predicament, in which Mabel is a woman who becomes locked out of her hotel room in her pajamas and ends up avoiding the drunken Charlie for the rest of the film. In both films, Charlie plays uncharacteristic roles, the most unenviable of which was in Mabel's Busy Day, which Mabel Norman directed.

    Later in the film we see Charlie in a small diner just after having terminated his employment with Mack Sennett, and he meets Edna Purviance in a scene that is reminiscent of his romantic endeavors in such early films as Caught In A Cabaret and, even more so, The Immigrant, one of his most famous early films. There are dozens of other references to the development of his cinematic personality - such as his sudden realization of how to make the Tramp appear rich to the blind girl in City Lights without talking, as well as the dance of the dinner rolls, which Charlie performs here at a dinner at an expensive restaurant - but there is an even more significant portrayal of Charlie's beliefs and his values in this movie that are more recognizable as well as more memorable to people not familiar with his earlier and less known work.

    Charlie Chaplin was one of many filmmakers' in the earlier times of the medium that resented and disapproved of the coming of sound to the movies. His Tramp remains one of the most recognized figures in the history of the cinema, and it is widely known that the Tramp is an almost entirely silent character, so it is necessary for a film about Chaplin's life to address this in some way, and it is done perfectly here. There is a scene where Charlie's brother is trying to convince him to add spoken dialogue into his films and Charlie refuses outright, giving a hilarious example of a Russian ballet dancer and saying, `The Tramp CAN'T talk. The minute he talks, he's dead.' This is a brilliant way to illustrate Charlie's fondness for the silent film, as well as his knowledge that no voice given to the Tramp would fit his character right. He was too well known to be changed so profoundly.

    Charlie Chaplin created 81 movies in his lifetime, many of them timeless and truly memorable, and has made a significant impact on the filmmaking medium as well as on the world itself. He was a fascinating personality both onscreen and off, which is another element of his life that was necessarily and skillfully presented in this film, this time directly in the dialogue in what is probably the single most important line in the entire film – `If you want to understand me, watch my movies.' Chaplin's ever-present sympathy for the underprivileged is subtly but effectively portrayed as two poor people approach him on his way out of a nice restaurant, right at the beginning of the Great Depression, asking for his autograph. The elderly Charlie notes in retrospect that, `I wish they'd wanted my money.'

    He is always aware throughout the film and throughout his life of the difficulties constantly facing poor people, and he wants to give these people not only an escape with his films, but hope for the future. There is a point in the film where Charlie has returned to Europe to see an old friend, and he learns on the train that she has died. He is then asked, `What'll we do, Charlie?' And his answer, although spoken under his breath almost in a whisper, rings louder than anything else in the film.

    `Smile.'
    9Dock-Ock

    Solid Gold Biopic

    Chaplin works on many levels, because on the one hand it packs an entertaining epic in to two hours and thirty minutes, but doesn't fail to keep up your interest and comes over as being very enjoyable. Perhaps the problem is that, Chaplins life might not be the most suitable for a MOVIE,purely because his life was so eventful, and might have translated itself better as a TV Mini Series, but for getting the best out of what screen time available and still coming up with some very credible work, you must hand it over to Richard Attenborough and everyone at Carolco. For starters, the movie is simply beautiful to look at. The production design by Stuart Craig [these days of Harry Potter fame] is well tuned with the simply fantastic Cinematography by Sven Nykvist, and this is why the movie works so well, because at the more tedious intermissions the movie has to offer [and there are only a few], the movie is still interesting and prestine to watch. Just as good are Ellen Mirojnick and John Mollo's costumes designs, in fact, Chaplin offers a production so rich that at once i forgot that this was a period film, and felt transported back to the various different time zones the movie had to offer, and this is a good sign of a genius at work. Richard Attenborough did similar wonders with his Ghandi [1982], in my opinion he does it far more interestingly here. The real revelation of the movie is Robert Downey JR as Chaplin. I remember reading in a book entitled The Chaplin Encyclopedia, that hearts sank when an American assumed the role. Well, i cant really understand the kinetics behind this seeing that Chaplin spent 85% of his life away from England and was more of a worldwide Icon than a British spearhead, plus the fact that Americans ARE Good Actors, and Downey JR is one of the very finest. Charlie Chaplin himself was a couple of years before my time, but Downey JR is so fantastic, so realistic in the role that i didn't for one minute doubt the genius of the REAL Chaplin and in fact only became a fan of the little tramp after seeing this Biopic, as though the missing pieces of Chaplins life had come together to complete the jigsaw. Downey JR carries the movie, it is hard to imagine anyone else in the role, he is the right build, height and of simmilar looks and even nails the accent down. He even does The Little Tramp so covincingly that i think that Chaplin himself would have been forced to admit how good he is. This could prove to be Downey JR's best work on screen, but i hope like many other of his admirers that things do go right for him,and he gets on the right track and he is good to himself in future. On a side note i definitely think that Robert was worthy of the Academy Award for best actor for this, but the BAFTA is more than Justified. Hopefully his role in the adaption of Denis Potter's The Singing Detective will be good enough for him to be recognised by the Academy. The only down side to the characterisation awarded to Robert Downey JR in the title role is that the other characters pale in significance. Admitedly it is nice to see the famous faces such as Kevin Kline as Douglas Fairbanks, Diane Lane, Penelope Anne Miller and the Late great John Thaw in a heart rendering cameo as Chaplins great influence Fred Karno. But their characters are so limited that the come a cross as essential but perhaps slightly surplus. More impressive and important are the likes of Dan Ackroyd in an hillarious cameo as Mack Sennet, and the interstingly cast Geraldine Chaplin as her own grandmother Hanna. The fact that Hannah Caplin was mentally ill and the effects it had on Charlie Chaplin are nicely hinted at but in large glossed over. Anthony Hopkins is, it must be said, wasted as the fictional George Hayden. It is however reassuring to see Hopkins, and he himself 15 or so years earlier might have made a good Chaplin himself. Paul Rhys, too is kept in the dark, wich is unfortunate because the character he plays, Chaplins brother sid, was quite a big cog in the Chaplin works [see Modern Times-joke]. The nicest other part is that of Hetty Kelly/Oona Chaplin, Chaplins first and last loves, played by Moira Kelly. Kelly's presence adds a nice touch of grace and gentleness to the movie. Perhaps the real failing of the movie is, like this review, it tries to pack to much in, and like i said this would have been better done as a TV Mini series, or even two movies. These minor quibbles asides, Chaplin boasts an enjoyably epic screenplay by Diana Hawkins, William Boyd, Bryan Forbes and the Legendary William Goldman, based on David Robinsons Chaplin-His Life and Art and My Autobiography by Chaplin Himself. The movie is tightly directed and edited, includes nice trick photography and is very professionaly and well acted, particularly y Robert Downey JR but everyone ivolved does well, no matter the merits of the characterisations. It also has one of the most beautiful, moving musical scores by John Barry, perhaps his best, sadly over looked of scores. If you havent seen the movie, i hope this review helps whet your appetite, because it is a very worthwhile worth seeing movie..........

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    • Trivia
      Geraldine Chaplin played her real-life paternal grandmother Hannah Chaplin.
    • Errores
      When Charlie is shown at the 1972 Oscars near the end of the movie, he is showed being brought to the podium in the wheelchair and then standing at the podium as the movie clips played. In the actual awards ceremony, Charlie walked out to the podium under his own power after the clips ended.
    • Citas

      German Diplomat: [offering his hand] Mr. Chaplin! I am a great admirer of yours.

      Charlie Chaplin: I'm sorry, I prefer not to shake hands with Nazis.

      German Diplomat: [laughs nervously] What have you got against us, Mr. Chaplin, hm?

      Charlie Chaplin: What have you got against everybody else?

    • Créditos curiosos
      The film ends with the final scene of El circo (1928): Charlie Chaplin walks off into the distance.
    • Versiones alternativas
      To receive a 12 certificate the original UK cinema version was cut to remove one use of 'fucking' (during Charlie's homecoming visit to a pub). Later releases were uncut and upgraded to a 15 rating.
    • Conexiones
      Featured in Friday Night: Episode #1.11 (1992)
    • Bandas sonoras
      The Honeysuckle and The Bee
      Written by Albert Fitz and William H. Penn (as William Penn)

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 17 de diciembre de 1992 (Reino Unido)
    • Países de origen
      • Estados Unidos
      • Japón
      • Francia
      • Italia
      • Reino Unido
    • Sitios oficiales
      • Instagram
      • Official Site
    • Idiomas
      • Inglés
      • Italiano
      • Alemán
    • También se conoce como
      • Charlie
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Chaplin Studios - 1416 N. La Brea Avenue, Hollywood, Los Ángeles, California, Estados Unidos(Studio)
    • Productoras
      • Carolco Pictures
      • Japan Satellite Broadcasting (JBS)
      • Canal+
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    • Presupuesto
      • USD 31,000,000 (estimado)
    • Total en EE. UU. y Canadá
      • USD 9,493,259
    • Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
      • USD 84,669
      • 27 dic 1992
    • Total a nivel mundial
      • USD 9,493,259
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      2 horas 23 minutos
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