James Thatch
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Cannes 1939 : "Un jour de bonheur"
In 1939, the city of Cannes was chosen to host the very first international film festival organized by France.
To represent the country in the competition, three films were selected, including 'L'Enfer des anges'.
On September 1st, Germany invaded Poland, and the festival, which was set to open that same day, was postponed and then canceled due to France's entry into the war on September 3rd.
En 1939, la ville de Cannes est choisie pour accueillir le tout premier festival international du film organisé par la France.
Pour la représenter dans la compétition, trois films sont retenus dont L'Enfer des anges.
Le 1er Septembre, l'Allemagne envahit la Pologne, le festival qui devait s'ouvrir le jour...
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Видео

The 1952 Critérium International
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The Criterium international 24th edition, where Louison Bobet won beyond Robert Varnajo.
Loretto Petrucci wins Milan-San Remo 1952
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The 43rd edition of the Milan-San Remo cycle race was won by Loretto Petrucci.
Diana Dors Interview (1957) Film Fanfare NO 12
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Diana Dors is seen modelling swimsuits. She is then interviewed by John Parsons about her switch from glamour girl to actress. Archive: British Pathé
"Yield to the Night" film Premiere (1956) Film Fanfare NO 19
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Following stars seen arriving: Diana Dors, Sabrina, John Mills, Shani Wallace, Anna Neagle, Penny Morrel, #JanetteScott, John Fraser, Sandra Dorne, Carol Matthews and Laurence Olivier. Archive: British Pathé
The White Eagle (Short 1942)
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Director : Eugeniusz Cekalski | Writer : Val Gielgud With Eugeniusz Cekalski, Zbigniew Grabowski, Leslie Howard.
The Call to Arms (Short 1910)
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Directed by D.W. Griffith. With Henry B. Walthall, Marion Leonard, Joseph Graybill. Restored by Film Preservation Society : filmpreservationsociety.org/ In cooperation with Library of Congress
Wonderful London: Barging Through London (Short 1924)
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Part of Wonderful London, the BFI National Archive’s programme of restored London travelogues, filmed in the capital in the 1920s. Directors : Frank Miller and Harry B. Parkinson
Hop Gardens of Kent (Short 1933)
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After the hard work of harvesting, an old English tavern is the ultimate destination for Kentish hops.
Galina Ulanova in "Swan Lake" (1940)
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One of the greatest ballerinas in this rare film held by the BFI National Archive. Galina Ulanova is considered one of the greatest 20th-century ballerinas, known for her technical mastery and emotional depth.
It's Murder (Short 1944)
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Directed by Edward Bernds. With Jim Bannon, Jeanne Bates, William Haade.
Art Lloyd Homes Movies (1936)
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Presented here are home movies of prolific cameraman Art Lloyd who photographed nearly 100 of the 168 "Our Gang Shorts" produced by Hal Roach Studios. Lloyd appears in this footage. Venice Lloyd, his wife, is also presented here. Footage provided by Stan Taffel for ClassicFlix.
A Trip On the Seine (1925)
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A Burton Holmes' Film-Reels of Travel short subject with views of the river Seine in Paris circa 1925.
Paris from a Motor (1925)
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Burton Holmes looking out over Paris square.
München 1945
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The devastation of about 90% of the Munich city centre. Filmed by Willi Cronauer
Ronnie Waldman's Puzzle Corner 14 (1954)
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Ronnie Waldman's Puzzle Corner 14 (1954)
India and Cinema (1972)
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India and Cinema (1972)
Footage of "Dragon Inn" premiere in Taipei (Taiwan, 1967)
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Footage of "Dragon Inn" premiere in Taipei (Taiwan, 1967)
Hollywood the Unusual (1927)
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Hollywood the Unusual (1927)
Archive Interview with Dirk Bogarde (1964)
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Archive Interview with Dirk Bogarde (1964)
Alan Paton filmed by Reuters in 1962
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Alan Paton filmed by Reuters in 1962
Football as It Is Played Today (1961)
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Football as It Is Played Today (1961)
Seabiscuit vs. War Admiral - Match Race (1938, Pimlico Special)
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Seabiscuit vs. War Admiral - Match Race (1938, Pimlico Special)
Petticoat Lane Market, London (1903)
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Petticoat Lane Market, London (1903)
Don Cockell v Roland La Starza (Earls Court Arena, London, 1954)
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Don Cockell v Roland La Starza (Earls Court Arena, London, 1954)
Twelve Hours Punching (Alexandra Palace, London, 1924)
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Twelve Hours Punching (Alexandra Palace, London, 1924)
Charlie Chaplin on the Ocean to England (1921)
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Charlie Chaplin on the Ocean to England (1921)
Jean Taris remporte la Traversée de Paris à la nage (Actualités Gaumont)
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Jean Taris remporte la Traversée de Paris à la nage (Actualités Gaumont)

Комментарии

  • @ChasOnErie
    @ChasOnErie 14 часов назад

    Nice!!!

  • @servantprince
    @servantprince 15 часов назад

    i always knew he was black !

  • @kevincrashkelly
    @kevincrashkelly 15 часов назад

    This interview about the time Petula Clark had a hit singing a Chaplin song. " I care not what the world may say....Without your love there is no day "......Of course, " Smile through the pain and sorrow. Smile and maybe tomorrow. You'll see the sun coming shining through, if you just Smile "....Please add songwriter to Director, Producer, Writer, Dramatic Actor, Comedy Actor.

  • @dorianphilotheates3769
    @dorianphilotheates3769 День назад

    CC: the world’s greatest cheap-skate and narcissist. - What a piece of work he was...

  • @KynaruHelio
    @KynaruHelio 4 дня назад

    I love these commercials I kind of wish we'd go back to corny commercials like this

  • @eliasadhana9158
    @eliasadhana9158 4 дня назад

    What a man ❤

  • @michaelgibson4705
    @michaelgibson4705 5 дней назад

    I’m glad Chaplin was awarded a Knighthood by his country of birth in recognition of his life’s work befitting a self made genius

  • @junerobertson4389
    @junerobertson4389 5 дней назад

    Brilliant, fun. raw talent, unique and wonderful. He WAS Hollywood.

  • @zal1905
    @zal1905 7 дней назад

    A true genius.

  • @garywilson6047
    @garywilson6047 8 дней назад

    He wrote his biography, it’s quite something. From the degradation of the Victorian London slums.

  • @paulbrouwer4717
    @paulbrouwer4717 9 дней назад

    Intelligent guy

  • @stan4now
    @stan4now 9 дней назад

    Good video of this great man. The lack of context/questions with too many journalists mars this.

  • @annapeklof7884
    @annapeklof7884 10 дней назад

    wish so they´ ld mentioned which of his films they are talking about. He mentions Oona Chaplin has seen it a thousand times. As a great fan of his - who isn´t?!- it would have been wonderful to know . Seen all of his great movies countless times - never tire of them - but especially never of Circus, it is like a ballet - incredible. And i believe it was n´t that successful when it premiered?

  • @tjr930
    @tjr930 10 дней назад

    Wow. He had plans for a Christ film... Imagine that could've been made :(

  • @georgeflorea9776
    @georgeflorea9776 11 дней назад

    CHARLIE CHAPLIN IS THE KING OF ART CINEMATOGRAPHY AND COMEDY IN ENTIRE WORLD HISTORY . R.I.P MASTER OF MOVIE COMEDY SIR CHARLES SPENCER (CHAPLIN).

  • @atman5230
    @atman5230 11 дней назад

    3:15 "Like most simple things it's usually over the heads of people" ....an interesting sentence spoken by Mr Chaplin.

  • @SteveMcqueen-gc7rm
    @SteveMcqueen-gc7rm 11 дней назад

    Smile

  • @k0st34ka
    @k0st34ka 12 дней назад

    thank you so much <3

  • @RonMcKenzie-bw7iq
    @RonMcKenzie-bw7iq 14 дней назад

    Thank you for You Tube. We would never have seen this otherwise. And here is the thing about the great man. His films were silent films. But here we are actually finding out how the man actually sounds. What a revelation. And as a child growing up I could never imagine what he sounded like. And moreover we never even gave it a second's thought. This is amazing. So gentrified, articulate, intelligent and a man with natural humour full of life.

    • @punchline43
      @punchline43 9 дней назад

      He did make some speaking films too.

  • @TanjaGusar8.8.80
    @TanjaGusar8.8.80 14 дней назад

    ❤❤❤❤

  • @stephaniestanley8041
    @stephaniestanley8041 15 дней назад

    Musical & elegant as he was. ❤

  • @massimostanzione6406
    @massimostanzione6406 15 дней назад

    My father served him in the Savoy in the early 60s and said he was the consulate gentleman

    • @punchline43
      @punchline43 9 дней назад

      Not sure if you mean the consummate gentleman or the consulate general lol.

  • @stxa2594
    @stxa2594 16 дней назад

    Why did he look so "oona"-sh like a porridge-eater in his older years?

  • @dizzman5546
    @dizzman5546 16 дней назад

    people were so beautifully spoken a few generations ago. This is excellent to watch and listen to.

  • @dizzman5546
    @dizzman5546 16 дней назад

    This footage is incredible.

  • @scottcrosby-art5490
    @scottcrosby-art5490 16 дней назад

    He didn't have the most savoury of a personal life, but there's no denying his impact on entertainment

  • @KioskKrew
    @KioskKrew 16 дней назад

    4 wives, two of whom were 16! and had 11 children. Dirty dog

    • @jimcarson2977
      @jimcarson2977 6 дней назад

      The only dog is you and nobody will remember you for anything ... back in 1900 they used to marry at the age of 13 . now dissapear😆

  • @_TheRam
    @_TheRam 16 дней назад

    He sounds very posh. I’d love to have heard him speak cok-en-ey rhyming slang in his younger days.

  • @drsajidahkhanrainbowchildr9991
    @drsajidahkhanrainbowchildr9991 17 дней назад

    I walk in the rain, so that noone can see my tears.

  • @BillySBC
    @BillySBC 17 дней назад

    What a thoughtful and interesting man he was.

  • @dogsbody49
    @dogsbody49 18 дней назад

    Any idea which film he is talking about?

  • @peppercat8718
    @peppercat8718 18 дней назад

    Chaplins movies are so funny 🤣

  • @hobowithawaterpistol9070
    @hobowithawaterpistol9070 18 дней назад

    I was never a fan of his movies, but I think he’s an amazing and talented person!

    • @jimcarson2977
      @jimcarson2977 6 дней назад

      if you cannot like his movies then something is truly wrong with you and you definitely need mental help ...

  • @sailordude2094
    @sailordude2094 19 дней назад

    He's in a good mood, thanks for posting!

  • @hh-kq7iq
    @hh-kq7iq 19 дней назад

    חקי חיון צרלי צפלין.מהטמה גנדי.אנוואר סדאת.אלביס פרסלי.ועוד...... ועוד........ שכבו עם קטינות והיו צריכים להיות מושלכים לכלא , ומיקל ג'קסון שכב גם עם ילדים וראשי.אנשיות אמונה ודת יהודים.נוצרים.מוסלמים.עמי המזרח הרחוק.ועוד........ שכבו גם עם ילדים - - ומכיוון ששכבו עם ילדיםות הםן צריכים להיכלא למאסר עולם

  • @gohumberto
    @gohumberto 19 дней назад

    From a background of poverty, Charlie Chaplin and Stan Laurel sailed, on the same ship, to America. Shortly after, they became two of the biggest stars in Hollywood history. Chaplin though was on a whole different level of fame and wealth through. It's difficult to think of a modern day example. Tom Cruise perhaps, although Cruise surely never had the same humble beginnings that 1890s Britain had to offer.

  • @Malouco
    @Malouco 19 дней назад

    If he could see films today he would think it was magic but I think what they did was the real magic

  • @sav7568
    @sav7568 20 дней назад

    Useless information item 628 : Charlie Chaplin and Stan Laurel arrived in the US on the same ship.

  • @edoedo8686
    @edoedo8686 20 дней назад

    ...glib and young...time goes by so quickly. He knew the essence of life. He lived life fully, through his art.

  • @mannab2975
    @mannab2975 21 день назад

    Charline Chaplin......deceived millions for years....being funny fooled many people....all speculation of course....

  • @kurthubbard-beale5003
    @kurthubbard-beale5003 21 день назад

    Feb. 17, 2012 &#151; -- His comic genius has been celebrated for a century, but was Charlie Chaplin also a master of deception? According to newly released documents, both the FBI and Britain's MI5 spent years trying to determine if the star of silent films was actually a Communist born in France under the name Israel Thornstein. On Friday, the British National Archives released previously classified documents compiled by MI5 in the 1950s revealing extensive cross-Atlantic surveillance of the British actor for suspected communist ties. It was the height of the McCarthy era in the U.S., the FBI was keeping a close eye on left-leaning Hollywood stars and the bureau's staunchly anti-communist chief, J. Edgar Hoover, privately derided Chaplin as "one of Hollywood's parlor Bolsheviks," MI5 historian Christopher Andrew told the Associated Press. The FBI asked its British counterpart to investigate Chaplin's personal background and political allegiances in a bid to ban him from the U.S. for fear of Soviet infiltration. Chaplin, whose mother and father were English entertainers, said he was born in London in 1889. The Americans wanted to see if he was actually born in France under the name Israel Thornstein, and if he was a Communist spy. Though agents speculated that Chaplin's family might have Russian origins, the MI5 was not able to resolve suspicions about the place of Chaplin's birth. The agency could not find any records of the actor's birth in England under either name. abcnews.go.com/Blotter/charlie-chaplin-israel-thornstein/story?id=15725232

  • @philipusher4282
    @philipusher4282 22 дня назад

    Flawed genius for sure

  • @glovesoffofficial1382
    @glovesoffofficial1382 22 дня назад

    Hitler copied his mustache 😂😂

    • @jimcarson2977
      @jimcarson2977 6 дней назад

      they were borm same year/ month . Chaplin is 4 days older than the dictator ...Hitler adopted the moustache before the rise of chaplin .

  • @MrTappug
    @MrTappug 22 дня назад

    It’s sad how the U.S. government kicked Mr. Chaplin out of the U.S. 😭😭😭😭 I’m someone who thinks it was necessary to hunt for Soviet spies, because there were Soviet spies. But not Mr. Chaplin, he wasn’t even a communist.

  • @mito88
    @mito88 22 дня назад

    PDF

  • @michaelmcgee8543
    @michaelmcgee8543 22 дня назад

    Back then tourists were looking at footprints in that theater.

  • @RJS1974
    @RJS1974 22 дня назад

    That looks nothing like Charlie Chaplin.

  • @BadChizzle
    @BadChizzle 22 дня назад

    ✨Yes yes… Love you Charlie! Thank you!! ✨

  • @MOMO41837
    @MOMO41837 22 дня назад

    The pedophile speaks...

    • @punchline43
      @punchline43 9 дней назад

      Ok, what do you have to say?

    • @jimcarson2977
      @jimcarson2977 6 дней назад

      @MOMO41837 ignorant

    • @MOMO41837
      @MOMO41837 6 дней назад

      @@jimcarson2977 Little girls that you sick fuck He did little girls...

  • @CliffMcAulay
    @CliffMcAulay 23 дня назад

    The work he did to improve himself and the world around him is astounding. Thank you for presenting this fascinating clip.