Charlie Chaplin: A Life in Film
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Charlie Chaplin: A Life in Film
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80 Years of “The Great Dictator”! A graphic novel biography of the great artist!
Charlie Chaplin is considered the first global movie star and is one of the most influential comedians in film history. With *The Tramp and the Child* (1921), *The Gold Rush* (1925), *City Lights* (1931), *Modern Times* (1936), and *The Great Dictator* (1940), he became world-famous and created timeless classics.
But who knows that he was English, that he was born into poverty, and that it was only in America that he became successful and wealthy through his own hard work? Who remembers that he had to flee the U.S. during the McCarthy era and that he founded the first film production company run by artists themselves? This volume, in the form of an illustrated biopic, offers a fresh, humorous, and affectionate look at one of the greatest legends of the silver screen.
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