Charlie Chaplin

The characters played by Chaplin usually did not have a name specified on the credits; usually they were simply called "The Tramp." The filmography lists character names as well as films.

he was buried with them

no, hat and cane were auctioned by bonhams in 2005 but who bought them?

first he was a dancer but he slowly moved into mime then into singing

1. Charlie Chaplin was the world's funniest man

2. He was born in London and spent time in an orphanage

3. When he was 54, he married an 18-year-old girl, and they had 8 children

no. He was not. Charlie's Grapewin was in it and played Uncle Henry.

Chaplin's best film is often considered to be the 'Gold Rush', 'City Lights' or 'Modern Times', however, I personally would recommend 'The Great Dictator', 'Monsieur Verdoux', 'Limelight' and 'Shoulder Arms' as less well known but brilliant Chaplin films.

Chaplin lived from April 16 1889 to December 25 1977.

he was born in London then lived in New York, California, Essanay, Mutual and Switzerland.

In 1914, Charlie Chaplin made 36 films for the Keystone Film Company.

"Making a Living" (1914).

On several occasions, Chaplin pursued women who were in their mid-teens. Most notorious is his relationship with Lita Grey, whom he met when she was cast in a minor role in The Kid (1921) at the age of 12. She was to be the lead in Chaplin's film The Gold Rush (1925), but her becoming pregnant at 15 (and married to Chaplin soon afterwards, at 16), prevented her from finishing the role, which was recast. His last marriage occurred when he was 54 and Oona was 18. There is not conclusive evidence that any of his sexual interactions fit the legal of definition of pedophilia.

As far as I know, he is British. Though there is not any evidence, but many reports say that he is British.

his main achievements was to become an great actor in silent movies

Charles Chaplin never became a US citizen.

• Tight frock coat
• Baggy trousers
• Over-sized shoes
• Bowler cap
• Straw cane
• Messy white shirt under jacket
• Ascot? Neckerchief thing (look up pictures).
• Pencil moustache, black eye liner, white face, black eyebrows.

Charlie Chaplin in 1918 :D

Charlie Chaplin's greatest influence was said to be his mother. Both of Chaplin's parents were stage performers and when Chaplin was five years old, and his mother's singing voice was failing, the manager of the music hall substituted Charlie for his mother. He sung a well known song 'E' Dunno Where E' Are' and the audience loved it and threw coins onto the stage. At a very young age, Chaplin was told he would be the most famous man in the world.

Leicester Square, London. (The statue's face doesn't look like him, though!)

He first performed in the singing theatre. His first major performance was in Sherlock Holmes as a page or buttons.

this is what I found:

This is just a fake! in about 30 years ago Farajollah Saba an Iranian journalist wrote this letter for publishing in an Iranian magazine under the name "Phantasy" but the publisher did forget to the "Phantasy" title above the letter. In a short period the letter became famous as the real letter chaplin has wrote and has translated in many languages! That's all! Chaplin has never wrote this letter. Info on Geraldine is below

Chaplin was the most famous. He may have been the first real international superstar, something that only became possible when mass media like motion pictures made it possible for people all over the world to experience a performance without the performer actually having to be there. Keaton was next in terms of fame, though some say that, as a pure, physical comic, he was actually better than Chaplin. In terms of fame and popularity, Lloyd was third behind Chaplin and Keaton. There were other silent comics who were very famous at the time but whose stars have dimmed over the decades -- Fatty Arbuckle, for instance. Chaplin, Keaton and Lloyd, in that order, are still the big three of silent comedy.