The multi-talented Charlie Chaplin was a giant of silent film. He was one of the most prolific and influential filmmakers of the silent film era, and his film career spanned 65 years. During this time, this English actor, director, screenwriter and musician created many film masterpieces that went down in golden letters in film history. Charlie Chaplin is not synonymous with comedy by chance. These are the funniest scenes from his memorable movies.
Versatile Charlie Chaplin he wrote, scored, produced and directed all his films. He broke through the ice with a step. In 1910 he left his native London across the pond, where four years later he landed his first film role in the film We live as we can. In the same year, he also starred in the film Children's Auto Races in Venice, in which he played a tramp. She has to wear it for this role a number of oversized trousers, a tight jacket, pointed shoes, a top hat and a cane. Everything else is history. This movie image followed him throughout his life. In this task, which he cemented in 1915 in the film Wanderer, he recorded just 34 movies!
READ MORE: Dirty jokes hidden in popular animated films
His first feature was a film Boy (1921), his first sound film was City lights (1931), but still had a touch of silent comedy. Famous The great dictator (1940) was partially his last silent film. In this film, we also witnessed the believable to the best speech ever, which makes everyone think at least a little. It's worth a listen before we go any further. These will be your most usefully spent three minutes today.
Charlie Chaplin he knew and still knows how to make us laugh to tears. You are the most proof funny scenes from his unforgettable films, which will convince you that he was Chaplin, whose trademark was also a short moustache, the greatest comedian of all time.
10. Boy (1921) – fight
9. The Immigrant (1917) – Persecution
8. The Great Dictator (1940) - Globe scene
7. Rifle on the shoulder (1918) - shooting
