New York King

Freddy 2022-06-08 17:28:55

The movie where Chaplin finally starred was surprisingly interesting. A king of refuge flees to New York. The title of the film is more appropriately translated as "A King in New York". The first half of the jokes are more concentrated. The encounter with the advertising girl satirizes the pervasiveness of the TV media industry and the unreasonable dissemination of hot spots; the three trailers in the theater also satirize the various lower limits of the B-level film. In the second half, a child with a mouthful of "ism" thoughts was highlighted, firing on McCarthyism, and using the child's mouth to express Chaplin's own views. PS: That child is precisely played by Chaplin's son.

Breana 2022-06-08 20:29:49

The last black-and-white film directed by Chaplin is also the last film he starred in—Peugeot is the end of the Chaplin era. After experiencing the persecution of the McCarthy period in the United States, the works after the permission for free communication were cancelled, it can be seen that Chaplin himself criticized the American system, even spraying water on them with a playful and provocative comedy color, and of course, the current state of the film at the time. Partly ironic. He personally performed Hamlet's performance is too subtle, it is to shout at the screen; he personally played against the historical prodigy, and also cleverly used his mouth to express. PS: In this part of Chaplin's shots, you can see why Downey was cast in his biography!