Charlie Chaplin’s debut feature as a director contains a brief moment of luxury in a film marked by scarcity.
By Adam Scovell
Retracing the comic master’s formative years across the English capital’s southern boroughs.
By Lynsey Ford
A wealth of rare materials including photos, letters and script notes have been made available for the first time.
In 1978, the comedy icon’s body disappeared – was it a ransom plot or a practical joke gone awry?
By Sam May
The director’s last truly silent picture is perhaps the maddest production in Hollywood history.
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