CHARLIE CHAPLIN | The life of an Artist
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This video essay explore the films and influence of Charlie Chaplin. The first real recognisable cinematic icon and perhaps one of the filmmakers who transformed film from a novelty to an art form. Modern Times is one of those MUST SEE FILMS that really acts as a love letter to the films of the silent era.
Films:
Making a Living (1914) - First Chaplin on screen performance
Kid Auto Races at Venice (1914) - First appearance as ‘The Tramp'
The Jazz Singer (1927) - The first Talkie
One A.M (1916)
The Rink (1916)
The Immigrant (1917)
The Adventurer (1917)
The Kid (1921)
The Gold Rush (1925)
The Circus (1928)
City Lights (1931)
Modern Times (1936)
The Great Dictator (1940)
Limelight (1952)
Chaplin (1992) - Robert Downie Jr in Chaplin Biopic
Music:
Smile (Modern times ending scene version) - Intro song
This is my song - Charlie Chaplin
Fkj & Tom Misch - Losing My Way - Outdo song 
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This video is a 'RE-UPLOAD' of a video that was completely muted by copyright. I still wanted to have it on the channel and not have it lost forever, so iv re-edited parts and removed certain songs, and removed the old version. Enjoy. If your interested in the original version with the intended final song then watch on Vimeo here: vimeo.com/173620444
Youutuube is harsh. Good luck and take care.
Shouldn’t Chaplin be in public domain by now?
I think it was the song specifically which YT didn't like, seemed to get any with the Chaplin footage. Such a hassle making videos like that though because you don't know whats gonna get flagged up.
MUST SEE FILMS definitely
MUST SEE FILMS yeah stinks
He is the best there is, actor, director, personality, filmmaker and storyteller.
It breaks my heart that you don't get more views on your videos. Your content is amazing
Thanks man, there a big appetite for Film out there and people seem Tove love video essays so maybe one day ill be able to reach more people. Nice to have even this many folks to share these videos with!
MUST SEE FILMS i'll be watching 😊
I just discovered your channel a couple of days ago. You're an artist.
Thats a nice things to hear, thanks. Iv got a few other videos like this Chaplin one, on Kubirck and Bruce Lee and the others a mostly based on films, however I'm thinking of making another video like this on William Goldman.
Glad to have you back! Please don't leave again. Your videos give me life.
lol, Iv got something else in the works, but I made a decision for this next phase of the channel to try and made videos of quality rather than just churn them out so thats why its taking a little longer between videos. Hopefully that will be better in the long run.
One of the best film channels on youtube.
Thanks, there are some great channels popping up these days, happy to part of the whole thing.
Thanks for reploading this. I remember watching it when it was first uploaded. IT's great to come back to your channel.
Thanks Abril, I really liked investigating and digging into Chaplin and didn't want to loose this video forever, so had to work around it.
7:10 Charlie Chaplin: creator of the Snuggie. :)
I love how involved the clips are with the topics in your videos. This is tuff man
Thanks man. Do you mean that you feel involved as a viewer with the clips I chose? It definitely took along time to find the clips for this video.
Wonderful. Thanks Darren
Thanks Celia. This is a personal favourite video of mine, so thrilled when anyone watches it.
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It’s great to see another of your “life of an artist” videos :)
Thanks, I really have enjoyed the 3 iv made already, will probably do more but not sure who yet.
Great work, Darren! Chaplin is timeless. Definitely one of my favorite artists.
I love all of your essays, Darren! Great work on this Chaplin piece!
Thanks man, Chaplin is a personal favourite of mine and happy to hear other people connect with him.
Thanks for the re-upload Darren. This is still great.
Thanks man, it was super annoying that I lost this video due to copyright but I'm glad it can be viewed again.
outstanding video! wish more people saw this!!!
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Great video. Unbelievable Tekkers.
The ending scene was perfect for now
I was just thinking about Chaplin! I need to check out some of his films!
Chaplin is the ultimate heavyweight! Love his films!
Awesome work as always Darren! love ur stuff!!!
Thanks man, working on something else at the moment, should have it up soon!
Happy to see a new video. Great job!
Thanks man, I'm about to start editing another, so shouldn't be as long till something new
slay queen
Nice 10m for ol Charlie, I respectfully request 30m on Buster Keaton. Which would require a ton of research, to totally nail.
Special edition XD
What was that last footage?
The speech is from 'The Dictator' but if you mean the post credit scene, its Chaplin receiving a life time achievement award.
what is the sound track from 0:54 to 1:24 ?
I can't remember where I got that song. I know I took lots of Chaplin short films and used the audio, plus I used the youtube audio library at times for songs, but by the sounds of that one it was probably from an early short film of Chaplins.
It been a while
lol I know, new video in progress though, so shouldn't be too long till something else!
really funny / From me and my youtubechannel of humor THE LIFE OF BLOMMAN
Thanks man, Chaplin was the original mix of comedy and heart.
Ugh! This was wonderful…until you used the mundane Johnny Depp to describe a profoundly talented genius! Why not invite Keanu Reeves next time?