Limelight (23-Oct-1952)
Director: Charlie Chaplin Writer: Charlie Chaplin Music Composed by: Charlie Chaplin Keywords: Drama, Comedy An elderly vaudeville performer forgotten by the public and a young suicidal ballet dancer seek strength in each other. One of four talkies directed by Chaplin, and of them the most autobiographical. Won an Oscar for Best Original Dramatic Score in 1973 (a quirk in the Academy rules made this time-shifting oddity possible).
Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
Claire Bloom |
Actor |
15-Feb-1931 |
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Crimes and Misdemeanors |
Nigel Bruce |
Actor |
14-Feb-1895 |
8-Oct-1953 |
Played Rathbone's Dr. Watson |
Charlie Chaplin |
Actor |
16-Apr-1889 |
25-Dec-1977 |
Silent film comedian |
Wheeler Dryden |
Actor |
31-Aug-1892 |
30-Sep-1957 |
Limelight |
André Eglevsky |
Dancer |
21-Dec-1917 |
4-Dec-1977 |
Preeminent ballet dancer |
Buster Keaton |
Actor |
4-Oct-1895 |
1-Feb-1966 |
The General |
Norman Lloyd |
Actor |
8-Nov-1914 |
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Dr. Auschlander on St. Elsewhere |
CAST Charlie Chaplin | ... Calvero | Claire Bloom | ... Thereza | | Supporting Cast | Nigel Bruce | ... Postant | Buster Keaton | ... Calvero's Partner | Sydney Chaplin | ... Neville | Norman Lloyd | ... Bodalink | André Eglevsky | ... Dancer | Melissa Hayden | ... Dancer | Marjorie Bennett | ... Mrs. Alsop | | Wheeler Dryden | ... Thereza's Doctor | Barry Bernard | ... John Redfern | Stapleton Kent | ... Claudius | Mollie Glessing | ... Maid | Leonard Mudi | ... Dr. Blake | Loyal Underwood | ... Street Musician | Snub Pollard | ... Street Musician | Julian Ludwig | ... Street Musician |
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