Charlie chaplin in Comedy DVDs & Videos

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Charlie Chaplin's iconic appearance and innovative filmmaking techniques marked him out as the defining figure of silent cinema. This collection is comprised of nine of Chaplin's films, including classics such as THE KID and THE TRAMP.

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These 12 classic Chaplin films have been restored from the best existing 35 mm film, and accompanied by a new score by Carl Davis. The selection features THE FLOORWALKER, THE FIREMAN, THE VAGABOND, ONE A. M., THE COUNT, THE PAWN SHOP, BEHIND THE SCREEN, THE RINK, EASY STREET, THE CURE, THE IMMIGRANT, and THE ADVENTURER, as well as the full-length documentary, THE GENTLEMAN TRAMP.

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A collection of 58 classic features of work from Charlie Chaplin.

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Gathering together 16 of Chaplin's earliest works, this 7 disc boxed set is a lavish treat for any fan of the legendary comic. "The Tramp" and "Triple Trouble" are both included, as is a fascinating look at the life of Chaplin in a 54 minute documentary.

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Featuring thirty movies starring legendary actor Charlie Chaplin, this compilation brings together some of the funniest moments of the bowler hat-wearing comedian. Among those included here are TILLIE'S PUNCTURED ROMANCE, THE NEW JANITOR, THE KID, MABEL'S STRANGE PREDICAMENT, and TRIPLE TROUBLE.

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This collection from the LEGENDS OF HOLLYWOOD series spotlights Charlie Chaplin, without a doubt the most famous and influential personalities of the silent film era, and includes 57 short films.

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The comic genius of the legendary British actor Charlie Chaplin is celebrated in this anthology compiling 14 silent short movies from the 1910s. Included here are A DAY'S PLEASURE, BEHIND THE SCREEN, SUNNYSIDE, THE TRAMP, as well as THE KNOCKOUT and HIS FAVOURITE PASTIME both guest starring colossal actor Fatty Arbuckle.

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The four comedy shorts in this film are: "The Immigrant," "The Cure," "The Adventurer," "Easy street."

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Charlie Chaplin began his career by making short films, many of which contained early signs of his burgeoning comic talent. THE LITTLE TRAMP is a collection of these shorts, offering Chaplin fans a wonderful chance to see some of their hero's nascent attempts at developing a screen career.

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This classic collection reveals Chaplin as he was beginning to hit his stride. His "Little Tramp" character was becoming more fully developed, and making the transition from silly, incoherent shorts into developed stories.The master of the silent era has never looked better than on DVD. Includes 1916's THE RINK (1916, 20 min.); THE IMMIGRANT (1917, 30 min.); the first feature-length comedy ever produced, TILLIE'S PUNCTURED ROMANCE (1914, 73 min.); and one of Chaplin's early directorial efforts, THE VAGABOND (1916, 10 min.).

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Collection of classic Chaplin shorts previously sold as two separate volumes. Includes "Cruel Cruel Love," "A Film Johnny," "Triple Trouble," "The Good for Nothing," "Charlie's Recreation," and "Work."

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After touring with a vaudeville troupe throughout most of his teens, silent screen icon Charlie Chaplin went on to make cinema history when he signed on to Mack Sennett's Keystone Studios in 1914. In addition to producing an astonishing 35 films, Chaplin's yearlong stint with Keystone saw the birth of the star's trademark character "the Little Tramp." This collection features eight of Chaplin's 1914 Keystone shorts, including THE STAR BOARDER, TWENTY MINUTES OF LOVE, CAUGHT IN A CABARET, A BUSY DAY, THE FATAL MALLET, THE KNOCKOUT, MABEL'S MARRIED LIFE, and LAUGHING GAS.

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Charlie Chaplin is among the most recognizable and iconic stars in film history. A number of the short silent comedies that first made him so popular are collected in THE ESSENTIAL CHARLIE CHAPLIN 8. The shorts included in this set are "The Fireman," "The Vagabond," "One A.M.," "The Count," and "The Pawnshop." Chaplin's silent, slapstick comedies will always be funny and accessible, no matter how removed audiences may become from when they were first produced.

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Charlie Chaplin's iconic appearance and innovative filmmaking techniques marked him out as the defining figure of silent cinema. This collection is comprised of nine of Chaplin's films, including classics such as THE KID and THE TRAMP.

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This documentary about the legendary Charlie Chaplin draws on some rarely seen footage to help give viewers an idea of how some of his amazing on-camera tricks were executed. Despite Chaplin's request that this footage be destroyed so his myth would be kept intact, filmmakers David Gill and Kevin Brownlow have carefully browsed ancient film stock to compile a series of outtakes of Chaplin at work. Aimed at Chaplin connoisseurs and fans of film history, UNKNOWN CHAPLIN reveals many of the secrets behind Chaplin's performances through rehearsal footage and candid shots of the late star preparing his routines. Split into three programs--titled "Hidden Treasures," "My Happiest Years," and "The Great Director"--this is a fascinating opportunity to see a master at work.

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This hilarious set celebrates the silent era's kings of slapstick with the films WHEN COMEDY WAS KING and GOLDEN AGE OF COMEDY, a potpourri of silent comedy clips featuring giants of the genre like Charlie Chaplin, Fatty Arbuckle, Laurel and Hardy, Ben Turpin, Buster Keaton, Gloria Swanson, the Keystone Cops, Jean Harlow, and many others.

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This collection contains 50 sidesplitting vintage comedy feature films. Among the stars featured are household names such as John Wayne, Ginger Rogers, and Bob Hope.

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This collection features 50 films starring the comedic geniuses of Hollywood's golden age: THE ADMIRAL WAS A LADY; AFFAIRS OF CAPPY RICKS; ALL OVER TOWN; THE ANIMAL KINGDOM; BEHAVE YOURSELF; BOYS OF THE CITY; COLONEL EFFINGHAM'S RAID; COUNTRY GENTLEMEN; ESCAPE TO PARADISE; FALSE PRETENSES; FLYING WILD; FRECKLES COMES HOME; THE GANGS ALL HERE; GOODBYE LOVE; THE GROOM WORE SPURS; HAY FOOT; HEADING FOR HEAVEN; HER FAVORITE PATIENT; HERE COMES TROUBLE; HIS DOUBLE LIFE; HIS PRIVATE SECRETARY; HOLLYWOOD AND VINE; I'M FROM ARKANSAS; THE INSPECTOR GENERAL; THE KID; THE LADY SAYS NO; LIFE WITH FATHER; LONELY WIVES; LOST HONEYMOON; MEET THE MAYOR; THE MILKY WAY; MONEY MEANS NOTHING; NEVER WAVE AT A WAC; NIAGARA FALLS; NOTHING SACRED; THE NUT FARM; PALOOKA; PECK'S BAD BOY WITH THE CIRCUS; PERILS OF PAULINE; RAGE OF PARIS; RIDING ON AIR; ROAD TO BALI; ST. BENNY THE DIP; SWING IT, SAILOR; THAT'S MY BABY; THREE HUSBANDS; TOO MANY WOMEN; THE VILLAIN STILL PURSUED HER; WE'RE IN THE LEGION NOW; and WHEN THE GIRLS TAKE OVER.

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These remastered versions are the result of film preservationist David Shepard's efforts to gather the best material from Chaplin's historic, transitional time at Essanay Studios (1915-1918). In this collection are the following shorts (all from 1915): "A Jitney Elopement," "The Tramp," "By the Sea," and "Work."

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The AMERICAN SLAPSTICK collection presents 17 comedy classics from the age of silent cinema, including the first film directed by Charlie Chaplin, a never-before-seen film starring Chaplin's brother Syd, and early screen appearances by Harold Lloyd, Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Billy West, Charley Chase, Snub Pollard, Larry Semon, and Frances Lee.

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These remastered versions are the result of film preservationist David Shepard's efforts to gather the best material from Chaplin's historic, transitional time at Essanay Studios (1915-1918). In this collection are the following shorts (all from 1915): "A Woman," "The Bank," "Shanghaied," and "His Regeneration."

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This special release contains three of Charlie Chaplin's best short films: "A Dog's Life" (1918), "Shoulder Arms," (1918), and "The Pilgrim" (1923).

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A prolific period in Chaplin's life, here are featured the following silent shorts: "The Count," "The Vagabond," "The Fireman," and "Behind the Screen."

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Who needs dialogue, snappy one-liners, or clever screenplays when a good old-fashioned smack to the face is all it takes to elicit real laughter? It's a good thing a collection like this has come along to remind everyone what real comedy is all about. The Keystone Cops, Fatty Arbuckle, Charlie Chaplin, and a host of other classic slapstick comedians are collected here in a nonstop festival of fun.

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Includes the following silent shorts reproduced from 35mm prints: "The Immigrant," "The Adventurer," "The Cure," and "Easy street."

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Double Feature of two Chaplin classics. Included are A KING IN NEW YORK and A WOMAN OF PARIS. See individual titles for detailed descriptions.

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Charlie Chaplin's first feature is a sad comedy about a woman who abandons her child with the intention of commiting suicide. The little Tramp finds the baby and takes him under his wing. When the woman, Edna, turns out to be an opera star five years later, she spends her extra time doing charity work for youngsters who live in the slums, hoping that she will find her son. Eventually, the truth comes out and the authorities take the baby away from Chaplin. He steals the child back, but is soon discovered and separated once again from him. A reunion at the mother's mansion resolves things happily, yet the earlier somber tone prevails, making this sweet and heartwarming story resonate for the viewer.

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Four classic comedies originating from the early 1900's are collected on one DVD, including: EASY STREET - Charlie Chaplin transforms from a vagrant to a policeman, and tackles a man a lot bigger than he is. ONE WEEK - Buster Keaton has his prefabricated home sabotaged by his bride's ex! CHASING CHOO CHOOS - Monty Banks attempts to get on a runaway train, with spectacular, and funny, results. BIG BUSINESS - Laurel and Hardy decide that July would be a good time of the year to sell....yes, you guessed it, Christmas trees!

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Slapstick was a term invented to describe the physical comedy that was often practiced in vaudeville and early silent features. The work of Charlie Chaplin, Harold Lloyd, and Laurel and Hardy provides some of the best, and funniest, examples of early slapstick humor in the movies, and these stars feature heavily in this collection of early features. The second volume in the AMERICAN SLAPSTICK series includes Chaplin films such as CAUGHT IN A PARK (1915) and THE HOBO (1917), and an early appearance by Lloyd in LUKE JOINS THE NAVY (1916).