Charlie Chaplin Behind the Screen 1916 Color | Voice, Sounds Upscale
Step into the world of Charlie Chaplin and witness the hilarious chaos behind the scenes of a classic film. With his quick wit and comedic genius, Chaplin will have you laughing until the credits roll. Don't miss this exclusive look at the making of a true Hollywood legend!
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Chapters:
00:00:00 - Charlie Chaplin's Humble Beginnings at Keystone Studios
00:01:28 - Behind the Scenes: The Life of a Stage Hand
00:03:28 - Comedic Chaos: When Fire Meets the Silent Film Era
00:05:07 - The Art of Loafing: A Silent Film Set Antic
00:06:28 - Lunch Break Laughs: Pies, Onions, and Slapstick
00:08:16 - Strike! Tensions Rise Amongst the Stage Crew
00:11:05 - A Stage Hand's Dilemma: To Fire or Not to Fire
00:13:26 - Silent Film Magic: Crafting the Illusion on Set
00:15:32 - The Orchestra of Comedy: Scoring the Silent Gags
00:17:22 - From Drama to Comedy: The Departmental Switch-Up
00:18:09 - Highbrow vs. Slapstick: The Creative Conflict
00:19:28 - The Doctor's Visit: A Prescription for Laughter
00:22:23 - Curtain Call: Wrapping Up a Day in Silent Film
Step into the world of Charlie Chaplin as he takes us on a behind-the-scenes journey of how a film is made. In this video, we witness the iconic actor applying for a job at a moving picture studio, only to be rejected for the role of an actress. With the help of his assistant David, Chaplin takes on the role of a director and hilariously navigates through the challenges of working with a lazy and rebellious crew. As tensions rise between the dramatic and comedy departments, Chaplin's quick thinking and improvisation skills save the day when the stage hands go on strike. In a twist of fate, the very same stage hands who were once against him, are now in awe of his comedic genius. Join us on this journey as we get a glimpse into the creative mind of Charlie Chaplin and witness the making of a classic comedy scene. With his signature humor and impeccable timing, Chaplin proves that he truly is a master of his craft. Don't miss out on this behind-the-scenes peek into the making of a Charlie Chaplin film.
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✅Behind the Screen: Charlie Chaplin's 1916 Comedy Classic Voice, Sounds Upscale Audio
🎥🔥🎞️Behind the Screen is a 1916 short film written and directed by Charlie Chaplin, one of the most influential and iconic figures in the history of cinema. The film is a satire of the film industry and the studio system, as well as a commentary on the social and political issues of the time.
The film follows Chaplin's character, David, a stagehand who works at a film studio. He is constantly harassed and abused by his boss, Goliath, who is also the director and the star of the films. David has to deal with various problems and mishaps on the set, such as faulty props, rebellious actors, and a bomb threat from a group of anarchists. He also falls in love with a beautiful actress, who turns out to be a man in disguise.
The film is full of slapstick humor, witty dialogue, and clever gags. Chaplin showcases his remarkable physical comedy skills, as well as his ability to create memorable characters and situations. The film also features some of Chaplin's trademark themes, such as the struggle between the individual and the authority, the absurdity of modern life, and the power of love and friendship.
Behind the Screen is one of Chaplin's best works from his Mutual period, when he had complete artistic freedom and control over his films. It is also one of his most daring and innovative films, as he experiments with different genres, styles, and techniques. The film is a brilliant example of Chaplin's genius and versatility as a filmmaker and a comedian.
🎦Directed by Charles Chaplin
Edward Brewer (technical director)
Written by Charles Chaplin
Vincent Bryan
Maverick Terrell
Produced by Henry P. Caulfield
Starring Charles Chaplin
Edna Purviance
Eric Campbell
Cinematography Roland Totheroh
George C. Zalibra
Edited by Charles Chaplin
Distributed by Mutual Film Corporation
Release date November 13, 1916
Running time 23 minutes
Country United States
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