Charlie Chaplin and his son Michael - A King in New York (clip)
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2016
- • A clip from A King in New York (1957) with Charlie Chaplin and Michael Chaplin. © Roy Export SAS
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strikes me to realize this clip was filmed in 1957, and the sentiments still ring true in 2021...
trueee
Go check out his speech from Great Dictator.
Yeah, people haven't grown up politically yet. It sounds exactly like most people with vulgar understanding of politics. He reads Karl Marx but defends liberal stupidities.
@@johnd.hernandezrey8577 What he is saying has nothing to do with liberalism, and more to do with anarchism.
@@turinturambar9202 Anarchism is just a form of radical liberalism
Michael Chaplin mouthing his father's lines is just adorable.
I found myself just saying "only with a passport" when ready to go on holiday 😂
Did you wag your finger?
2024 and this is still very true 66 years later...
We need Passports though.
@@soeffingwhat We need contractual agreements, not government passports
After Chaplin's death...Benny Hill went to pay homage to Chaplin, at his home in Switzerland. Chaplin's daughter took Hill into the living room and said, "Look at that wall". Hill was stunned. There was every single videotape of Benny Hill. She said, "You were his favorite comic".
That reminds me of Billy Connolly and Frank Zappa. Billy was a huge Zappa fan, and lived in the same street as Frank in LA. He often thought about dropping in on Zappa but never plucked up the nerve.
After Frank died, Billy was walking his dog past Zappa’s house and Frank’s wife saw him and called out to him, “Hey, you’re Billy Connolly. Frank was a big fan”!
2024 still this video doesn't get old.
Michael: As I look back 60 years ago!
Charlie: Where were you 60 years ago? lol
@OBAMA_masturbates_alot!! They be actually woke.
You all do know that this is an anti McCarthyism film about how the House of Un-American Activities Committee destroyed the lives of this boys parents during the red scare of the 1950s. Do yall think Chaplin was a McCarthyist? It's more than you think.
What a script,and dialogue delivery still relevant today.hats off.
Although he was an artist who left his universal mark on cinema during the silent movie years, Chaplin had a 1-derful voice and in this movie he has a lot to say. Consider that as time went by Chaplin transitioned from a comic entertainer who made people laugh to an humanitarian with a powerful message to deliver in every movie.
My kid would have been just like this, if the state didn't take him away from me. Anarchy!!
Genius, who understood the politics of his times, and ours...
Politics don't change. Just those who enter politics.
I like how his son was mouthing his father's lines so he would know when to come in!
Keen observation ! 👌🏼
That wouldn’t slide today
Lol his reciting the whole script aw bless him
He knows everyone's lines😅😂
2023 and this clip still rings in my head
This is Charlie Chaplin with his son in real life, Michael Chaplain. Great scene too by the way.
It may have been played for comedy, but this rings true even today.
Great performance of Michael Chaplin in his role as Rupert Macabee.
This is adorable of him and his son!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤
oh god, that kid was his son'???
1:32, he mouthed Charlie Chaplin's words!
The FIRST filmmaker and His son acted GREAT 👍
Well known fact - Charlie Chaplin is a famous comedian
Me - "Just a comedian? Nothing more? Nope. I guess he is a legend".
I love Chaplin he's a genius
He was "just being Jewish"
🔯🕎✡🕎✡🕎🔯
It’s October 30, 2020 and this is going on right now!!!
The fact that chaplins son not only learned his limes but even his fathers, is insane. You can see him mouthing the final words of his fathers lines before starting his own
I watched that and he done it when he was told to Shut up too! Proper Talent and Acting!! 👍🏻
thank you so much Charlie Chaplin legend will not dies 😂😂😂😂👍👍👍👍
Quality like this in black and white is amazing 👏🏽
I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed young Michael mouthing his father's lines! ha ha. The really interesting thing is, I've seen a lot of ADULT actors do the very same thing in movies--then and now! If you start looking at the person who ISN'T talking, you'll catch many actors doing it!
I’ve caught it before.
I really like this clip. Never bored watching it
Only with passport 😂😂😂
A voz do Michael Chaplin era muito bela, e ele atuava muito bem como ator.
Fala galereaaaaaaaa
sim e o menino é a cara da mãe
When he asked if free speech exist and Charlie said no you’ve got it all, that was funny lol
Let’s bring back finger waggling 😭😭😭
🤘🏽Just watched on Charter Spectrum / MAX, “A King in New York”.. quite funny & delightful
Gotta love how Chaplin`s son sounds exactly like a young,male Emma Goldman in this scene!
Would’ve been great for Michael to do an impression of his dad doing Hynkel in The great dictator.
I can't help but feel that William Hartnell's Doctor Who may have been inspired by this Chaplin performance
Very sad what michael said yrs later. He said making that movie with his father was the best time he spent together with Charlie. Something he never did before or after. He said charlie wasnt the best of fathers but then one msn cant do everything. The children knew he was busy and michael here was like making an excuse fr Charlie. Sad
…brilliant!
"Am I free to travel? Onlyyy with a (Vaccine) Passport"
cry about it. you have your bodily autonomy to not get the vaccine, and private companies have their rights to deny you service for not being vaccinated.
you lot always want to talk about giving businesses the right to refuse service to anyone, until it's you
@@splashybard its interesting one says that but on the other hand you are the same style of person who cried when a bakery refused to do business with someone they didnt agree with their sexual orientation or marriage manner. These hypocrisies make me laugh on a constant due to how it's always back and forth.
Follow the science, yet your own *scientist* told us all, children got aids from cereal boxes and toilet seats. Maybe you're not of the age to remember these things.
@@MrNobody-gi3gj legally, discrimination based on sexual orientation is entirely prohibited, so it's just illegal.
also it was syphilis(venereal disease), not aids, that was said to be caught from toilet seats despite it being known that it wasn't.
the reasoning for this was because syphilis is treatable, and it was believed that if people could have an excuse they were more likely to get treated than to infect more people
@@splashybard You are the problem in this world personified.
@@Monscent ok
Live me some Chaplin!
Wow wow wonderful
I love how Michael is mouthing the works his father is saying to stay in time.
Brilliant
The Tramp talk finally!
# "Chaplin's political satire no longer seems as daring as it must have been in the 1950s, but his social commentary is, if anything, more timely now." - Roger Ebert, 23 Oct 2004
this is cut off to soon for one of the best parts in the movie.
Which movie?
@@RuksanaSAngiemoni r u serious bro its in the title
@@RuksanaSAngiemoni King in New York
What happens next
What a foresight!!
The kid did good!🙂
Notice how the young actor repeats in silence Chaplin's lines. This must be a technique.
My goodness, brilliant satire
Love Chaplin --but animals don't bomb others--no need for a passport
Only with a passport 😂😂😂. 1:30
You cut it too soon! I'm wondering, with all my respect, if you are affraid of getting censored . That wouldn't be fair knowing how Chaplin had to deal with all that ...
He sound's just like his father pun and reference intended
Great scene at all, but has anybody seen the kid mouthing the words his dad was saying?
Cesar Laser yes i also noticed so cute..
I think this was deliberate because of the attack on free speech at the time. Chaplin was exiled from the USA because he defended the rights of others to believe what they want; and that doesn't mean he was a communist, but guilt by association was a weapon the right wielded....we are now witnessing that same weapon in the hands of the left.
Children often need to do that to remember their lines. It's something they eventually overcome. He's so cute though, it only makes him cuter! He's 74 now with a full white beard and moustache.
@@CNCJMAN2 that does not mean he was a communist...
Agree...
But dear, he was...
Atrocious acting, they could have put a child actor instead.
Karl Max ideology.. Great man
I noticed little Michael was lip syncing his father’s part. 😂
How current is everything
Amazing, I watched it and thought this was done recently, but 1957? This is God tier based.
Human behavior doesn't change, just the technology advances to amplify it to make it even worse.
Attitude punk rock me trouxe aqui
Attitude punk rock brought me here
Brilliant!
Comrade Rupert.
I own a copy of this movie on DVD, and love it! Charlie Chaplin certainly was a visionary and could see where things were going. There is a scene or two earlier in this film that shows Charlie (aka King Shahdov) in the tub of his hotel suite taking a bubble bath while watching a TV screen on the wall in the tub. I just watched "The Last Movie Star" (2017) with Burt Reynolds and his co-star, Ariel Winter, is in a hotel suite taking a bubble bath doing a Google search on a Smart TV on the wall next to the tub. The first thing I thought was..."Charlie called it!" Well, minus the windshield wiper, of course. LOL! ;) P.S. I'm sure "The Last Movie Star" isn't the only movie to show that in recent years. However, it's the first one I've seen that in since watching "A King in New York."
What is the name of this movie?
@@ramyalaxmi3148 A King in New York
"The Last Movie Star" is a fantastic film.
He was a commie sympathizer, and most of what he said in this film is idiotic drivel for the symple minded.
@@rustyshacklferd535 Like a lot of people during that time, he thought the concept of Marxism sounded like a good idea; and he didn't know how bad an idea it really is. On paper it does sound like a Utopia. He had grown up in extreme poverty, so having everything taken care of for you by the government sounded to him like a feasible solution to solve the problem of poverty. In reality...time and time again...a dictator takes over, everyone but the top government officials are living in poverty, and everyone is oppressed. When Chaplin was interested in Communism, Communist Russia was the first actual attempt at it and the government wasn't that old. He probably did not realize how bad things really were. Most people didn't realize how bad Hitler really was until they saw the horrors of what they did to the Jewish people. Chaplin had been quoted as saying he wouldn't have made The Great Dictator had he known. I did a lot of research on this. Chaplin associated with people from Russia and didn't believe in snubbing a person based on the country they were born in. They couldn't help where they were born. I'm just supplying some context and circumstances. It was a much more complex situation. People do make mistakes.
I shared this many times and it was removed from Facebook.
I like this kid... a lot.
His son plays the part well ,those words😰😂
w kid
Michael lives in American united states ,his old 77 , last year wrote a novel about his father.
watch micheal's lips at 1:30 when he talks. you can see him mouth the lines of his father throughout this scene.
The kid is mouthing the other person's dialogue ^^"
It's a little Michael mallice lol
He fearlessly challenges the status quo, advocating for individual freedoms and autonomy. His words and actions inspire us to question authority, embrace our agency, and envision a world prioritizing the collective well-being of humanity. 🏴❤️
But ironically later in the future our individual freedom and autonomy maybe questioned by another generation. We have to question authority? Very well, but what if we become ourselves a new type of authority? Were gonna question but who will question us?
@@martinjugolin2087 We can avoid that by dismantling all hierarchies, so there is no authority left to question. If there is only the direct democracy left, everything we do that goes over our personal freedom is the will of the masses
Individual freedoms? He can't even allow the freedom to speek, lest he be shown wrong. His words and actions inspire authoritarianism, embracing the party, and envisioning a world that prioritizes the collective at the expense of the suffering and death of the individual.
@@Sabo-Tabby_KittenThe direct democracy is rule of the mob. Minority voices have no place in them. You have no rights except what the majority allow you.
@@Sabo-Tabby_Kitten there will always be hierarchies, some above others is the most natural system in life, from bacteria to animals
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Prajakeeya ❤💛
For such a small clip from a movie like this, which I have watched.
It is prophetic as to what is happening today in this day & age, for the pushing of certain passports to move from A to B
Rupert= hilarious && impudent.
Charlie Chaplin meets Rupert Murdoch...
I wonder where young Rupert is today.
A clip of the great Ron Swanson as a child
0:15 Do I have to be communist just to read Karl Marx? This has a point.
Exactly. I once read some of Mein kampf out of curiosity, & I sure as hell ain’t a Nazi, & hate all Nazis.
Wow people need to realize this today!!
*OOONLY WITH A PASSPORT*
the kid mouthing his costars lines lol
@1:30 the kid is saying charlies lines
that boy a preacher in 5 minutes - I don't trust dirty politicians, I keep an eye on good ones.
That boy was a terrible preacher.
I don't know. Rupert sure can get people offended in five minutes after he opened his mouth!
This kid is the embodiment of Libertarians.
@@Nonesovile96, libertarianism was originally considered left-wing.
@@Nonesovile96, true communism is stateless.
@@wageslave5093 Libertarian is in the center of politics. So its neither left or right
@@kejiri3593, that is not true. You can be a left-wing, right-wing or economically/culturally centrist and be a libertarian. The libertarians on the left want a limited or no government where the means of production is owned by the workers or community and some of them are market socialist but the market would have little or no regulations. The right-wing libertarians want capitalism but there would be little or no regulations on it. There are many ideologies on the libertarian left and libertarian right. The libertarian left ideologies include ideologies such as democratic socialism, democratic confederalism, libertarian Marxism, libertarian socialism, minarcho-communism, anarcho-communism, anarcho-syndicalism, anarcho-collectivism and mutualism. The libertarian right ideologies include ideologies such as conservative libertarianism, democratic liberalism, classical liberalism, neo libertarianism, paleo libertarianism, minarchism, agorism and anarcho-capitalism.
@@wageslave5093 the kid talks about individualism, free enterprise, and monopolies. He sounds very ancapy although ahead of it's time.
Me after i promise people to not get polical at a birthday party
Thoughts of a Bermondsey boy Chaplin.
Why didn't you post the whole scene? You chopped off half the scene...?!?
Where can I watch this😩
Michael Chaplin? I was sure this was a young Michael Malice😂.
Wow.. 👍🏼🌹
This kid gets it.
THE RELIVANCY OF THIS CLIP TO THE SWAMP WORLD OF POLITICS TODAY;;;
the best part is missing
There you have it. 🤷🏻♂️
Today is Microsoft.
damn its almost like some of his points came from stirner,
based kid
Why is there no modern film portaying The life of the Great Charlie Chaplin's - maybe made as a trilogy as there is a lot of ground to cover - same goes for the Great Paul Robeson.
MW