What was the first movie Charlie Chaplin appeared in?
Charlie Chaplin made his film acting debut in the film Making a Living, which was released February 2nd, 1914. Chaplin strongly disliked the movie, but one review picked him as "A comedian of the first water".
More Info:
en.m.wikipedia.org
What are your thoughts on this subject?
20 Comments
Nadin
I love Charlie Chaplin, he was very unique. I love silent movies. Have seen many in Manhattan Club in NY. Even very young people watch his movies. He always be famous.
George Oliver Prince
Guessed and got it, once married to Paulette Goddard who I consider one of the top 5 most beautiful actresses' ever
Dee Bordelon
I remember him mostly for the silent movies. I had to do a little growing to truly appreciate his character and movies. He is an honor to the screen. Thanks
Neil Skinner
Being as he often portayed a down & out character,I guessed 'Making a Living'. I huess I guessed right . . . .
mainjim
Big fan of his films so I knew the answer right away.
R Yancey
His first feature film was "The Kid" followed by "Woman in Paris.
✨KRISTA✨
Not much information in that weak explanation!🤔
catmom
Nick Delarosa, I did too.
Bob Fowler
Always loved to watch Chaplin, a great Comic/Actor/Stunt Man etc. The story of his life was fascinating.
Gerald Woerner
Kind of a weak write-up. No character discussion, no plot, how old was he, etc.
Michael Topliss
Good question🤗
Joseph A. Robitaille
Good question.
Michael Fulthorpe
Jack Kircher, try looking harder and re-read the question.
Stevie G
The kid was his first starring role but his first film he appeared in was Making a living.
Evelyn Forbes
Wrong again, I said the Circus!
Pat Dugan
Hovered over "Making a Living", but decided to go with another! Drat! lol
Bill Ahrens
I got that right