1998

Plot: The US title of this Italian-Spanish-French coproduction is Chino, in deference to the character played by star Charles Bronson. Having long suffered the stigma of being part-Indian, New ...

1998

Plot: In this strange, unsatisfying remake of Casablanca, directed by J. Lee Thompson, a bar owner helps a woman find a missing fortune. Right after the end of WWII, Giff Hoyt (Charles Bronson) ...

Drama

1992

PG13

Plot: Partly based on Charlie Chaplins My Autobiography, this humorous and dramatic biopic features an all-star cast including Oscar nominee Robert Downey Jr., Dan Aykroyd, Anthony Hopkins, Kevin Kline, Dian ...

Plot: Charles Chaplins next-to-last Mutual Studios 2-reeler is as funny as his other 11 Mutual entries, though theres a stronger inner lining of poignancy. En route by boat from an unnamed country, immigrant ...

Plot: The Count, filmed during Charlie Chaplins 1916-17 Mutual period, is a rowdy throwback to his Keystone days. Chaplin plays the assistant to bombastic clothes-presser Eric Campbell. While d ...

Plot: Charlie Chaplins fourth film for Mutual is a tour de force solo performance, with Chaplin playing his classic drunk, returning home in the wee hours. The only other character in the film is the taxi dr ...

1999

NR

Plot: Charlie Chaplin began his new job at Essanay Studios, who lured him away from Keystone with an offer of $1250 a week plus a bonus of $10,000, with a parody film on his former employer. It features two ...

Film, TV & Radio

1969

NR

Plot: This documentary on the work of the silent screens greatest comedian features excerpts from a number of Charlie Chaplins earliest screen appearances restored from original nitrate prints for this relea ...

NR

Plot: The Tramp, Charlie Chaplins sixth film for Essanay, is generally considered his first masterpiece. It is the first of his films that blended pathos with comedy and contains subtle ...

NR

Plot: Shanghaied, Charlie Chaplins 11th film for Essanay was shot largely on board the SS Vaquero, which Chaplin had rented for the film. Chaplins cameraman, Harry Ensign, devised a pivot for t ...