Charlie Comes Home! (1952)
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- Southampton, Hampshire.
GV RMS Queen Elizabeth coming in at Southampton. CU Charlie Chaplin waving. MV Charlie with wife Oona and two children (Geraldine, 6 and Josephine, 3) on deck of liner. CU Charlie. People waving. Charlie sign autograph for man. CU Josephine Chaplin. Charlie holds a press conference. He tells the interviewer of his travel plans.
GV. Countryside seen through train window. SCU. Charlie Chaplin looking from train window. SCU. Oona, pan back to Charlie, pointing out places of interest. CU. Chaplin's son Michael looking through train window, in corridor. SV. London houses. Waterloo Station: AS. Waterloo signal box. SV. Train "The Cunarder" drawing into Waterloo Station. CU. Charlie waving from window. (2 shots). SCU. Oona looking through window. GV. Crowd at Waterloo Station. SV. Charlie, and Oona posing on step of train. Chaplin (Orig.Neg.) GV. Crowd at Waterloo Station. GV. Crowds swarming around train. GV. Crowds at Waterloo. SV. Crowds around car. SV. Towards, Charlie's car driving away from station, followed by massed crowds. Strand: SV. Charlie getting out of car, followed by Oona. Pan to crowds rushing towards the Savoy Hotel. SCU. Charlie pointing other features to wife from the roof of the hotel. CU. Charlie talking to Oona. GV. Embankment with St. Paul's in background. SCU. Charlie turns and points to Houses of Parliament. LV. Houses of Parliament, and Thames.
FILM ID:30.13
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Charlie Chaplin
Evicted from his adopted country whereby he made so much money for, brought joy plus, I believe, became the icon a lot of comedians followed. What could not he do? I am so glad he was Knighted by the Queen of his motherland. He more than well deserved it.
Surprisingly He also rode the sister ship of Titanic, Olympic on his way back to London
Sir Charles from South London he and that other Knight of the Realm, Sir Michael Caine. Both brilliant.
To cross The North Atlantic, you had to go by ocean liners to Southampton and it would take days in 1952. He couldn't arrive back from America by airplane to Gatwick Airport or Heathrow Airport like today, and feel jetlagged from the long flight.
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