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Released Year: 1936
Runtime: 87 minutes
Directors: Charlie Chaplin
Casts: Chuck Hamilton, Bobby Barber, Buddy Messinger, Louis Natheaux, Walter James, Russ Powell, Harry Wilson, Chester Conklin, Lloyd Ingraham, Jack Low, Hank Mann, Wilfred Lucas, Tiny Sandford, Norman Ainsley, Cecil Reynolds, Charlie Chaplin, Al Ernest Garcia, Henry Bergman, John Rand, Paulette Goddard, Stanley Blystone, Richard Alexander, Mira McKinney, Murdock MacQuarrie, Edward LeSaint, Fred Malatesta, Sammy Stein, Juana Sutton, Ted Oliver, Gloria DeHaven, Heinie Conklin, Bruce Mitchell, Frank Moran, James C. Morton, J.C. Nugent, Pat Harmon, Pat Flaherty
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Boston Globe -
Chaplin's sentimental politics and peerless comic invention dovetailed more perfectly in this film than in any other he made.
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San Francisco Chronicle -
An ungainly masterpiece, but Chaplin's ungainliness is something one can grow fond of.
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Chicago Reader -
Charlie Chaplin finally got around to acknowledging the 20th century in this 1936 film, which substitutes machine-age gags for the fading Victoriana of his other work. Consequently, it's the coldest of his major features, though no less brilliant for it.
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Village Voice -
Remains Chaplin's most sustained burlesque of authority.
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Charlie Chaplin – Modern Times (1936)
The Tramp struggles to live in modern industrial society with the help of a young homeless woman.
Charlie Chaplin – Modern Times (1936)
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Released Year: 1936
Runtime: 87 minutes
Directors: Charlie Chaplin
Casts: Chuck Hamilton, Bobby Barber, Buddy Messinger, Louis Natheaux, Walter James, Russ Powell, Harry Wilson, Chester Conklin, Lloyd Ingraham, Jack Low, Hank Mann, Wilfred Lucas, Tiny Sandford, Norman Ainsley, Cecil Reynolds, Charlie Chaplin, Al Ernest Garcia, Henry Bergman, John Rand, Paulette Goddard, Stanley Blystone, Richard Alexander, Mira McKinney, Murdock MacQuarrie, Edward LeSaint, Fred Malatesta, Sammy Stein, Juana Sutton, Ted Oliver, Gloria DeHaven, Heinie Conklin, Bruce Mitchell, Frank Moran, James C. Morton, J.C. Nugent, Pat Harmon, Pat Flaherty
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The Tramp struggles to live in modern industrial society with the help of a young homeless woman.
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Reviews
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Boston Globe -
Chaplin's sentimental politics and peerless comic invention dovetailed more perfectly in this film than in any other he made.
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San Francisco Chronicle -
An ungainly masterpiece, but Chaplin's ungainliness is something one can grow fond of.
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Chicago Reader -
Charlie Chaplin finally got around to acknowledging the 20th century in this 1936 film, which substitutes machine-age gags for the fading Victoriana of his other work. Consequently, it's the coldest of his major features, though no less brilliant for it.
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Village Voice -
Remains Chaplin's most sustained burlesque of authority.
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The Tramp struggles to live in modern industrial society with the help of a young homeless woman.
The Tramp struggles to live in modern industrial society with the help of a young homeless woman.
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