Granville Redmond's Silent Film Cameos

While Charlie Chaplin and his films are famous the world over, few people know that he maintained a close friendship with artist Granville Redmond, who lost his hearing as a child to scarlet fever. Chaplin deeply admired Redmond’s California coast landscapes, and offered his friend a studio in which to paint. He also cast Redmond in several movies. Redmond, in turn, taught Chaplin sign language and influenced Chaplin’s pantomiming style, which became famous in the early silent film era.
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Hello! Thank you for such a lovely video!
I am looking for clips to add to a PowerPoint presentation for my ASL project, in which we talk about Redmond. I was wondering if I could include the link to this video.
I hope you have a great day and thank you!