Charlie Chaplin: How did you get out of poverty and become an all-time actor?

Charlie Chaplin: How did you get out of poverty and become an all-time actor?

"There is competition as to who is like Charlie Chaplin. Four of them have reached the final stage of the competition. Charlie Chaplin himself participated in that competition. But, he has not reached the last four. 'This is a joke told by Prime Minister KP Oli in a political context.

Whatever the topic or context, this article focuses on Charlie Chaplin.

In fact, Charlie Chaplin is the greatest comedian in the world, of all time. Excellent humor and original style have made him unassuming. He was the most creative and influential personality in the era of non-dialogue and silent film.

In a review of the book Chaplin: A Life, Martin Sieff wrote, "Chaplin was not only great, but he was also huge." He has been providing healthy entertainment to the world throughout his life. Whether in the Great Depression or in the heyday of Hitler. He did not speak on the screen. He laughed at everyone without speaking, depending on his funny attitude. From 'Plastic Comedy', he established himself as a great comedian.

How did he rise from the ground of suffering and deprivation and become known all over the world? How did you establish the great dimension of comedy?

This is how his story begins

Her full name: Charlie Spencer Chaplin. Born: 16 April 1889. Place of birth: London, Inland.

Chaplin grew up in an artistic background. Her father, Charles Spencer Chaplin, and mother, Hannah Chaplin, used to sing and act in the Senior Music Hall. Except for the first three years, Charlie Chaplin's childhood was very difficult.

When Charlie was a child, his mother became mentally ill. She was unable to work actively. Once while singing in the theater, he had a problem with his voice. The audience was shocked after his poor performance. They started throwing bottles on the stage. Charlie's mother was injured. He was chased off the stage.

The situation became chaotic. Eventually, the manager put Charlie Chaplin on stage to handle the situation. At the time, Charlie was only five years old.

The boy Charlie appeared on the stage. And then he sang the famous tune 'Jack Jones'.

It is said that Charlie began to imitate his mother's song in his own words. Seeing this, the audience started laughing.

Probably a factor as to why they're doing so poorly. This is the reason why Charlie portrayed misery, poverty, loneliness, deprivation, and unemployment in the film.

In fact, Charlie's life began with grief. His mother and father separated before he was three years old. Later, the mother contracted a serious mental illness. He was taken to a madhouse.

Charlie had to live with his father and stepmother. Father himself was addicted to alcohol. Charlie's father died of alcoholism when he was 12 years old. Thus, at a young age, he lost the closeness of his mother and father. Charlie Chaplin and his half-brother then went through a difficult time.

In 1897, Charlie Chaplin planned to pursue his career using his mother's contract. However, no matter how hard he tried, he did not succeed. He tried to make a living by doing small things. He dropped out of school at the age of 10. Because it was important for Charlie and his half-brother to make ends meet.

He was 12 years old at the time. Then I got a chance to show a play in a legitimate forum program. And, in 'Sherlock Holmes', he appeared as a page boy with the help of William Gillette. Charlie then began his career as a comedian in Vaudeville in 1908, eventually becoming the lead actor of the Friend Carno Reporter Company of the United States.

He quickly became popular with American audiences. I especially liked the character portrayal in 'A Night in an English Music Hall'.

When Friend Carney's company toured the United States for the second time in 1912, he was offered a contract in Motion Picture. For this, he had to relinquish the responsibility of Bhaudevil. In 1913, Charlie Chaplin stood in front of the camera. In this way, he stepped into the world of cinema.

That same month, Charlie McCannet and Keystone joined the company. Its initial income was one hundred and fifty dollars a week. However, after he started getting hits overnight, other producers followed him. The graph of remuneration skyrocketed.

Charlie's film career

After his contract with the Senate expired, Charlie joined the Cena Company in 1915. At the same time, Charlie's brother Sydney came to the United States. Keystone replaced Charlie with a brother, and Sydney became a comedian.

Here Chaplin decided to act in a special kind of character. He joined the 'Human Company'. There he was paid 1,250 a week. Chaplin made fourteen films for this company. He established comedy as a hero.

At the age of 26, he had become a superstar. At that time, he joined a mutual film corporation, where he was paid 67,000 dollars. This money put Charlie Chaplin on the rich list. He also did a very good job at Mutual Film Corporation.

In the 20th century, Charlie Chaplin's fame spread throughout the world. During that decade, she made several films, including The Kid, The Pilgrim, A Woman in Paris, and The Shold Rush.

He became famous as a Hollywood comedian and director. He was one of the most famous actors, as well as an important filmmaker, composer, and musician from the beginning to the middle of the classic Hollywood era of American cinema. Charlie not only acted in the film but also directed, scripted, produced, and composed the music.

At the 1995 Oscars, a survey of The Guardian asked film critics and viewers, "Who is your favorite hero?" The results were surprising. Because even decades after Charlie's death, he was listed as one of the "favorite heroes" of most.

Dramatic life

Her personal life is full of praise and controversy. His life was dramatic. He had a love affair with most of the actresses working in his films. In 1918, at the age of 16, Charlie married Mildred Harris. However, the marriage lasted only two years. He then married another actress, Lita Grace. He worked with Chaplin on a film, The Gold Rush. Then she became pregnant. They had two sons. While they were not happy with each other. So they both broke up.

In 1936, Chaplin married for the third time. At the same time, he had an affair with another actress. They gave birth to a daughter. However, an examination revealed that the daughter did not belong to Chaplin.

In 1943, Chaplin married 18-year-old Una O'Neill. Only then did her marriage succeed. They had eight children.

He was barred from entering some US states because of his relationship with too many women. After many political upheavals, he said goodbye to the United States and moved to a small village in Switzerland.

Chaplin's body was stolen

Charlie Chaplin last visited the United States in 1972. There he was awarded the Honorary Academy Award. Her last film, A Countess Frame Hong Kong, was released. It was the only color film he ever made. This movie didn't last long.

He died on December 25, 1977, at his home in Corsier, Surrey, Switzerland. He was in bed with his wife and seven children.

Chaplin's body was stolen. Two men buried her body near Lake Geneva. The two men demanded 400,000 from the family to retrieve the body. Eventually, the two men were arrested. A week later, Chaplin's body was found by his family.