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  • Unknown Chaplin
    1. The Idle Class
    2. City Lights

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  • UNKNOWN CHAPLIN aired 7/14/86 [1986-07-14]
    series: AMERICAN MASTERS (CC)
    1. UNKNOWN CHAPLIN, PART 1 7/14/86
    2. UNKNOWN CHAPLIN: PART 2 7/21/86
    3. UNKNOWN CHAPLIN (Concl.) 7/28/86

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  • UNKNOWN CHAPLIN, PART 1 aired 7/14/86 [1986-07-14]
    series: AMERICAN MASTERS (CC)
  • UNKNOWN CHAPLIN: PART 2 aired 7/21/86 [1986-07-21]
    series: AMERICAN MASTERS (CC)
  • UNKNOWN CHAPLIN aired 7/28/86 [1986-07-28]
    series: AMERICAN MASTERS
  • KID, THE (1921)
    w/ Charlie Chaplin; Jackie Coogan; Edna Purviance; Chuck Reifner; Lita Grey
    60m. ***1/4 D: Charles Chaplin.
  • THE IDLE CLASS (1921)
    (30 min.)
  • CITY LIGHTS (1931)
    w/ Charles Chaplin; Virginia Cherrill; Harry Myers; Hank Mann
    81m. **** D: Charles Chaplin.

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  • Unknown Chaplin
    w/ James Mason
    Host: 7/14/86
    1. Silent Filmmaker Supreme.
    2. The Great Dictator. 7/21/86
    3. Outtakes. 7/28/86
  • THE KID (1921)
    w/ Jackie Coogan, Lita Grey
    Chaplin's 1st real feature.
  • THE IDLE CLASS (1921)
    w/ Lita Grey
  • City Lights (1931)
    (Blind flower girl)

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  • Unknown Chaplin aired 7/14/86 [1986-07-14]
    w/ James Mason
    Host: James Mason.
    1. Silent Filmmaker Supreme.
    2. The Great Dictator. 7/21/86
    3. Outtakes. 7/28/86
  • THE KID (1921)
    w/ Jackie Coogan, Lita Grey
    Chaplin's 1st real feature.
  • THE IDLE CLASS (1921)
    w/ Lita Grey
  • City Lights (1931)
    (Blind flower girl)

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  • CHAPLIN: THE KID (1921)
  • CHAPLIN: THE IDLE CLASS
    "
  • CHAPLIN: CITY LIGHTS (1931)

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  • Unknown Chaplin
    Host: James Mason. 7/14/86
  • Silent Filmmaker Supreme.
    1. The Great Dictator. 7/21/86
    2. Outtakes. 7/28/86
  • THE KID (1921)
    w/ Jackie Coogan, Lita Grey
    Chaplin's lst real feature.
  • THE IDLE CLASS (1921)
    w/ Lita Grey
  • City Lights (1931)
    (Blind flower girl)

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  • CITY LIGHTS. (1931)
    (BW)

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  • UNKNOWN CHAPLIN

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  • CHAPLIN: THE KID. (1921)
  • CHAPLIN: THE IDLE CLASS.
  • CHAPLIN: CITY LIGHTS. (1931)

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  • UNKNOWN CHAPLIN, PART 1 aired 7/14/86 [1986-07-14]
    series: AMERICAN MASTERS (CC)
  • THE IDLE CLASS (1921)
    w/ Charles Chaplin; Charlie Chaplin; Harry Myers; Virginia Cherrill
    (30 min.)
  • UNKNOWN CHAPLIN: PART 2 aired 7/21/86 [1986-07-21]
    series: AMERICAN MASTERS (CC)
  • UNKNOWN MASTERS aired 7/28/86 [1986-07-28]
    series: AMERICAN MASTERS (CC)

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  • Unknown Chaplin
    Host: James Mason. 7/14/86
  • Silent Filmmaker Supreme.
    1. Silent Filmmaker Supreme.
    2. The Great Dictator. 7/21/86
    3. Outtakes. 7/28/86
  • THE KID (1921)
    w/ Jackie Coogan, Lita Grey
    Chaplin's lst real feature.
  • THE IDLE CLASS (1921)
    w/ Lita Grey
  • City Lights (1931)
    (Blind flower girl)

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  • UNKNOWN CHAPLIN aired 7/14/86 [1986-07-14]
    The comic genius of the silent filmmaker supreme is explored in a three-part 1983 documentary narrated by James Mason. Charlie Chaplin was a perfectionist, yet he usually worked without a script; in creating his short silent comedies, often rehearsing on film, shooting his stunts and gags as he developed them. By Chaplin's explicit orders, most of this 'rehearsal' footage was burned. However, enough of it has survived to form the basis for these films. Part I focuses on Chaplin's 16 months under contract to the Mutual Film Corp. during 1916 and '17, and offers a fascinating insight into the artist's creative process, as Chaplin is seen developing, honing (and, repeatedly) elaborating sight gags for such two-reel comedies as "The Floorwalker" and "The Cure." Then, in outtakes from what was to evolve into the 1917 classic "The Immigrant," Chaplin shoots a gag-laden restaurant scene over and over before sharpening its point considerably by simply replacing one actor with another. Produced for British TV by Kevin Brownlow and David Gill, who also collaborated on the 1979 documentary series "Hollywood: The Silent Years." (60 min.)
    1. UNKNOWN CHAPLIN, PART 1
    2. The Master
  • THE IDLE CLASS (1921)
    (30 min.)
  • City Lights (1931)
    w/ Charles Chaplin; Charlie Chaplin; Virginia Cherrill; Harry Myers; Hank Mann
    Chaplin's masterpieces tells story of his love for blind flower girl, and his hot-and-cold friendship with a drunken millionaire. Eloquent, moving, and funny.
  • Kid, The (1921)
    w/ Charles Chaplin; Charlie Chaplin; Jackie Coogan; Edna Purviance; Chuck Kierman; Lila Grey
    Chaplin's first real feature mixes slapstick and sentiment in a winning combination.' as the Tramp raises a foundling orphan. 'Wonderful film star, and it's easy to see why.

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