It makes sense, considering he was the most famous comedian alive at the time, and his second feature film was as wild a left swing as you could possibly get. Yet this most anomalous of Chaplin ...

Such eloquence abounds in this new work, which both adapts Charlie Chaplin’s 1917 movie “The Immigrant” and evokes the ...

An Irish filmmaker claims to have found an anachronistic cell phone user in a classic 1928 silent film. Commentators beg to differ... From our morning news briefing to a weekly Good News ...

And it's Chaplin--which has come to mean an hysterical press. These factors ought to total heavy b.o. receipts, but the film isn't so strong that there isn't some doubt concerning its holdover power.

Some of the biggest names of 20th-Century Hollywood are up for grabs at a major movie memorabilia sale at the end of this ...

A Woman of Paris 1923 was the first film Chaplin made for United Artists Film Corporation which he founded with his friends Mary Pickford Douglas Fairbanks and D W Griffith Chaplin had long ...

When a trombone player asked composer Elena Roussanova to write something fun, she responded with The Great Chaplin, an ...

will be shown. Films starring Charlie Chaplin, Douglas Fairbanks Sr. and Kansas-born Buster Keaton will be among those shown when the 28th Annual Kansas Silent Film Festival takes place Friday ...

The ICO is celebrating the 100th anniversary of The Gold Rush, a 1925 American silent comedy film written, produced, and ...

Such eloquence abounds in this new work, which both adapts Charlie Chaplin’s 1917 movie “The Immigrant” and evokes the filmmaker’s life and career. The latest in Synetic’s series of ...