Charles Spencer Chaplin was born in 1889 in a
poor neighbourhood of London in the UK.
He became a director, actor,
composer, writer and producer of a many films. The Kid (1921),
Modern Times (1936), and The Great Dictator (1940) are three of the
best known.
His most famous
character was The Tramp, a homeless person with the
manners of a gentleman who wore a bowler hat and carried a walking stick.
His career started in
1913 in Hollywood. He received two honorary Oscars and an Oscar for best music.
He died in 1977 in Switzerland aged 88.
I think his work is amazing
because most of his films show the problems of society like poverty but with humour
and pathos. For me, he was a true artist because he was hard-working and his
films still make people laugh.
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