Charlie Chaplin's Honorary Award | 44th Oscars (1972)

[@Oscars]

Charlie Chaplin receiving an Honorary Oscar ►►kzbin.infoRl_5qvMdY6U

[@DavidWasman]

Who is the person presenting the award?

[@IlyaBogdan]

​@@DavidWasmanJohn Lemmon was nominated seven times for the Academy Award for Best Actor and was the first actor to win the award in both supporting actor (1955) and actor (1973) categories.

[@mona2242]

@@IlyaBogdanJack Lemmon ( Some Like it Hot opposite M Munroe)

[@IlyaBogdan]

@@mona2242 His birth name John Uhler Lemmon III. Although, of course, everyone knows him as Jack

[@jackknifed_juggernaut]

@@DavidWasmanDaniel Taradash

[@christianaguilar3543]

The moment when the awardee is bigger than the award itself.

[@osamabinladen824]

Exactly

[@cristianhcm1914]

Perfectly said my friend!!

[@huszakzsoka]

yes its through

[@hamart5975]

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[@vampirethespiderbatgod9740]

@Ellie US is stupid

[@ApostleTO]

'The mirror is my best friend, it never laughs when I cry. ' - Charlie Chaplin

[@lolmolsol5652]

U r wrong .. It says " Never laughs when I cry"

[@jaadkins148]

@@SO-ix5qd he said it correctly

[@ramabaiapparao8801]

What a beautiful quote

[@adibajmad5883]

"The mirror is my best friend, bcoz it never laugh when I cry" -Charlie Chaplin

[@Toxic2T]

@Mhsen gamer You don't need women approval my brother, stand strong for yourself and by yourself and be the best man you can be for your own sanity and joy.

[@veersamuels]

Congratulations oscar, Charlie has accepted you

[@ramareddyk4749]

True

[@AnanyaChattopadhyay09]

Bravo

[@ইন্দ্রজিৎরায়মিথ্যাত্ববোধ]

veer veer # excellent sir.oscar is dirt compared to his stature

[@jamesrichard8933]

veer veer 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@weapoolx182]

@veer veer Man, I couldn't have said it better myself!

[@dornelli1]

to this day, the longest standing ovation in oscar history, well deserved

[@wasatchify]

It went on for 12 minutes.

[@triciajohansen7124]

He deserved every SECOND OF IT!!!!RIP Mr. Chaplin❤🙏😪

[@gonget]

The standing ovation was once deserved, now ppl give everyone a standing ovation just for being on a stage. This was absolutely deserved

[@paulharris9250]

I wish I could watch the full thing.

[@MrZanderLaw]

Will smith was only allowed IN for 12 Mins lol ! RIP My Chaplin 😢❤

[@imranqureshi1256]

The innocence on his face and purity of his soul is so visible, a great entertainer.

[@erickgarcia6687]

I cant see that i see a good actor btw

[@jacklame7464]

imran qureshi he married a 13 year old, such a pure soul

[@earningzekrom4173]

Jack Lame He met a future wife when she was 13 years old. He actually married her when she was 16. That doesn’t fully take away from the squick factor, but at the time child marriage was still extremely prevalent around the world and 16 was probably not considered as bad as it is today. This is not a complete defense, just a recontextualization.

[@csdipeshmp8041]

Absolutely true

[@daaavid6344]

Nah, it's more like he's holding a fart

[@briteness]

This is the sort of clip that makes youtube an essential resource.

[@theotb9737]

No, its minecraft drake music covers

[@electro1463]

@Stickee Bee Garden hope they continue.

[@Hidden-Kard]

Ok old man

[@ht-th456]

@@Hidden-Kard you're a Mark lol, you're no better

[@Hidden-Kard]

@@ht-th456 ??? That literally makes no sense ... plus Mark isn't my real name so jokes on u

[@HVZED-LVCED]

“A day without laughter is a day wasted” -Charlie Chaplin My all time favorite quote

[@stefanomorbi3348]

Absolutely true

[@DIMON_CAMI]

Amen

[@PabloPerez-ed9gp]

😂😂😂👍

[@FriedNips]

And that's a fact!

[@edsneto3416]

Gigante. Maior que o próprio Oscar. Merece todos os aplausos que foram dados a ele. Salve Chaplin!!!

[@alexanderholtet7463]

Chaplins reaction to the standing ovation had me in tears, I strongly doubt we will ever see his like again, a true legend and human.

[@dutchlinde3574]

He was a fucking pedophile

[@MOMO41837]

He was a pedophile...

[@forensix78]

He was, indeed, a true human. I heard some of his casting couch victims were in tears, also.

[@WalkwYah]

@@forensix78huh?

[@forensix78]

@@WalkwYah “Huh” what? There would be NO Harvey Weinstein without Charlie Chaplin. Not in terms of cinema, but in terms of RAPE. Chaplin invented the casting couch. It was well-known, even at the time. Chaplin’s “rival”, Buster Keaton, even once said that because of the size of Charlie’s member, the casting couch was Chaplin’s only way to actually lay a woman. Keaton, during the culture of the time, was known to NOT have that problem. Furthermore, Chaplin liked them YOUNG. Chaplin initially met his second wife when she was TWELVE YEARS OLD, before impregnating and marrying her at 15/16. Learning from that mistake, Chaplin married his 4th and final wife, Oona, mere weeks after she turned 18. They’d been acquainted for a year prior. He was 54 at the time. Chaplin was the OG Hollywood predator. This is a statement of fact. But, much like Michael Jackson, his influence and prolificacy were so outsized that nobody ACTUALLY cared that much. Minimal impact on legacy. Plus, for Chaplin, he’s got the added advantage of having done all of this nearly 100 years ago. Do I need to explain further?

[@aggelosmats9135]

The moment when oscars are smaller than the true artist....

[@ivanterra8328]

Not really, with De Niro they always had rejection and with others too

[@aggelosmats9135]

@@ivanterra8328 yes they had but i am talking about the moment..the standing ovation..all this magic moment..

[@thealetube3509]

@azujou She was 18 by the way.

[@tiztoc977]

@azujou oh shut the fuck up

[@youturd55]

@azujou nosy neighbour syndrome

[@siranonymous1433]

Charlie does not need an award. He is the award.

[@spike16965]

Absolutely

[@letiziaexwera910]

Wow!! 🌼

[@AhTu1306]

He needs himself

[@ShoaibAli-nt7gu]

True

[@psl109]

Imagine if there is an award for comedy movies called "The Chaplin" that would kick so much ass 😄

[@godsivu]

This made me cry. He was such a humble legend and an absolute genius. Very well deserved.

[@darkknight2407]

The legend is always humble or shall i say humble is always legend. Ego only drags you down

[@FredericaE]

Yes...I got teary-eyes, too !

[@lovegodtimessquarenycmedia4486]

SEE THE TRAGEDY AT HIS STUDIO IN HOLLYWOOD JIM HENSON SHAMES CHARLIE AT THE ENTRANCE

[@carolnahigian9518]

truly humble

[@NLnaLovesU86]

Grateful 😇 for such a legend. He is inspirational! 👑🦁📽🎞🎩🪄

[@LPJack02]

RIP Sir Charlie Chaplin (April 16, 1889 - December 25, 1977), aged 88 You will be remembered as a legend.

[@Blank53689]

Cause Of Death: Stroke Burial: Cimetière de Corsier-sur Vevey, Corsier-sur-Vevey, Switzerland

[@SammySamSams]

@@Blank53689 well thats a bit specific

[@biegebythesea6775]

today is 2023

[@jayjohn9680]

Born the same year as that crazy hitler guy.

[@CerealKiIIer]

​@@biegebythesea6775I'm sorry but you are wrong. Today is 2023.

[@Skirtis81]

I've only ever seen him in character, in black & white and never even heard his voice. Amazing it took me until 2021 to find this 🤯

[@kyleserfass4455]

You've got to watch "The Great Dictator," his first talkie, but so powerful.

[@liamo54321]

Me too

[@Lava1964]

There are some silent films of his that were later narrated in his own voice. There's a 1942 re-release of The Gold Rush, for example

[@basurero2012]

You’re not alone brother.

[@doyouknoworjustbelieve6694]

Watch his movie and speech about Hitler

[@jonathand8521]

Fun fact: Charlie Chaplin got the longest standing ovation in history for this award! 12 whole minutes! Edit: this is referring to Oscar history, there seems to be some confusion

[@kuprianovplay8145]

OMG!

[@kimurico1]

Not long enough

[@RahulSharma-yb4wt]

I know 😁

[@sarac.3568]

is there anywhere a full version of this? I would love to see how an old man could have stood for 12 mins on a stage with all eyes on him

[@RahulSharma-yb4wt]

@@sarac.3568 find yourself

[@Atrinz7]

The only Actor bigger than the movie industry itself.

[@metalheadcomicbookfan797]

@@finnhoffman only MJ is more famous than Chaplin and MJ himself loves Chaplin

[@HardKore5250]

SUPER SAIYAN GOD HARAMBE the almighty gaming king no

[@BesikKertmesi]

Michael Jackson, Charlie Chaplin, The Beatles, Albert Einstein

[@dennisahmet4902]

@@yashnirwan8436 what's OK yesterday is not OK today....if you want to go down that path then the whole world is condemned......... Think about it

[@youturd55]

Social media: is he dead? Social media: yes Social media: good i can come from under the rock and attack dead people

[@12classics39]

What a humble legend. The humanity that Chaplin brought to all his films is what makes them so transcendent. More filmmakers today should take a page out of his book.

[@gauravkakoti3259]

Charlie Chaplin and Rowan Atkinson who made us laugh for decades without saying a single word.

[@ryanisthewind]

And they never die,NEVER:)

[@hariactingedits5669]

charlie chaplin not only makes us to laugh he is also a great artistical director.his movies are great artistic achievement of world

[@BiggerOnTheInsidePod]

Blackadder? The Thin Blue Line? Not The Nine O’clock News? Johnny English?

[@rosethxr]

charlie chaplin wrote, directed, edited and produced all his films and co-founded united artists with mary pickford, douglas fairbanks and d w griffith. his worldwide persona, the tramp, was admire by many. charlie is beyond one of the greatest actors of all time. charlie’s humour made everyone laugh, and the media and the world tore him apart, accusing him of being a communist. like michael jackson (sorry for bringing another celebrity here) would say, the media and tabloids are terrible who loves tearing people apart.

[@KRVIJAY-es8xl]

@@newmobiles2998 you do realise that people outside of Tamil Nadu have black hair as well right? It's not a property exclusive to a certain race....

[@stefhen71]

He is bigger than your oscars. Thank you charles.

[@jojodiaz4519]

They should call it The Chaplain

[@Faseeh626]

Well said dude

[@TheLongBlackCoat]

Chaplin--genius, legend, and most worthy-of-worthies....

[@jamesvangurpan1959]

@@TheLongBlackCoat you left out pedophile and sexual deviant of epic proportions .....everyone makes the guy out to be a saint....great performer, yes...but a total scumbag...read about him...

[@Sebastianmelmothuk]

Everything comes out of Britain is bigger than an Oscar

[@levieenrose7646]

Charlie didnt want to initially come back to the US to accept the Oscar as he feared the reception towards him would be negative. It was his wife Oona, who convinced him to accept this honour. He was fearful that people would have forgotten him after all the years away from the screen and that his return to the US would be greeted with hostility. You only have to watch this video to see how humble and emotional he was by the audience's reaction to him. Charlie Chaplin was a genius and a true legend.

[@arth0heen]

The audience was Hollywood veterans and not common US folk I think

[@mobinaabd3598]

Why was Charlie chaplin the only person who got 12 minutes of applause?

[@mobinaabd3598]

Why was Charlie chaplin the only person who got 12 minutes of applause?

[@aqualcunopiaceclassico3201]

@@arth0heen Hollywood veterans were the ones who destroyed Hollywood during McCarthism.

[@Kemily91]

@@mobinaabd3598 because he was the only one worth it.

[@thedarksideoftheforce6658]

He was a man that fought against racism in a time where my black people were not considered human. I truly respect him.

[@kosta-gf5sf]

👍

[@gregcain4482]

It's got me beat how nearly every situation no matter how innocent has to be used as an opportunity to mention race. SMH🤔

[@kraz4155]

@@gregcain4482Does it bother you ? 🤔

[@gregcain4482]

If it did bother me would that make you feel better😂

[@kraz4155]

@@gregcain4482 Not really, and idk why you care how I feel

[@garydassing3047]

The standing ovation for Mr. Chaplin, the longest in Academy history, is 12 minutes.

[@kirti.j3554]

11 mins

[@quintfl]

@@kirti.j3554 11 minutes 42 seconds

[@user-se2nn2sn6c]

@@quintfl actually it was 11 minutes 41 1/2 seconds 🤓

[@Grizzlyx9]

where is will smith

[@stlouisrocker100]

Every second was well deserved.

[@PralaynathGendaswami]

Not only an actor, a legend.. he made people laugh without even uttering a single word.. and made the whole world cry when he spoke

[@andrewtregoning]

he was very brave to, openly anti nazi before the rest of hollywood

[@MrKruger88]

You say that as if he had the option to utter a single word. The entire industry was silent, you dolt. Every single silent comedy film star such as Chaplin, Lloyd and Keaton made people laugh without "uttering a single word". That would be like saying "Mozart created the greatest art without making a single movie"

[@PralaynathGendaswami]

@@MrKruger88 ok karen!!

[@another_random]

@@MrKruger88 mozart was the best painter of all painters

[@mobinaabd3598]

Why was Charlie chaplin the only person who got 12 minutes of applause?

[@danny1884]

Charlie Chaplin didn't receive an Oscar. The Oscar received a Charlie Chaplin.

[@nevajno2741]

Wooow, what an "unusual" and "original" words... Which you can find literally in every second comment under this video 😂

[@olcotttheosophy]

Very nice comment to a evergreen world movie celebrity.

[@samcarpenter2399]

Touche!

[@salvauzumaki6530]

Exactly,the award was honoured to receive chaplin

[@codewithsoumik]

Great comment.

[@ImAtLevel53]

The longest standing ovation in Oscars history. The ovation went on for over 12 minutes for Mr Chaplin what an absolute incredible actor/writer/musician/composer/producer/director. There are no words for the bet ever actor in the history of movie making. He did it all without speaking which is incredible.

[@renaissanceman5296]

“My pain may be the reason for somebody’s laugh. But my laugh must never be the reason for somebody’s pain.” - Charlie Chaplin

[@Augustus24]

Charles Chaplin was a pedophile. F him

[@renaissanceman5296]

@@Augustus24 he never slept with an underage girl, that’s what angered the FBI. Also back in the day, it wasn’t irregular for someone to get with somebody “underage”. My grandpa married my grandma when she was 16 and he was 19.

[@zappertxt]

Many comedians today should listen to those word

[@user-hc9yl7rp6k]

What year is this Oscar?

[@rohan_3128]

@@user-hc9yl7rp6k 1972

[@JemIsMyName80]

Gosh.. he doesn't care about the awards.. he just longing for people to appreciate him as entertainer.. legend!

[@ashleyd4369]

Love him. He looked so sweet here in the vid. 🥰🥰

[@ConstantChanger1000]

This is the longest ovation given in the history of the Oscar's, it was 12 minutes...every second deserved.

[@petersneddon1579]

I watched this when 13 years old and cried I'm watching him again at 65 and still crying, what a wonderful man.

[@goat1408]

In the future, watching this in 2020, still on Earth.

[@bourisb24yearsago11]

We won't go to mars stop dreaming

[@warmgunwarmgun3025]

boourisss b No! ....Mars we certainly won’t be going we haven’t been to the moon it’s not possible!

[@AeroZeppelin-rb4pt]

We won't be going anywhere but maybe the moon

[@realexishunk1511]

Corona ^^ virus

[@catalinadog157]

Warmgun Warmgun uh we went to the moon In 1969 and we’re going again in 2024

[@saikrishnathiwakarrk]

He got the longest standing ovation in the history of oscar , around 10 mins 🔥🔥🔥😊😊😊

[@LOUBNAFILLE]

So this is not the original video here ?

[@ganeshreddy436]

Not 10 it is 12

[@saikrishnathiwakarrk]

@@ganeshreddy436 that's y I told around 10..,anyway thanks for getting the correct time.

[@samansidhu459]

12 minutes

[@nathanyocum4845]

@@LOUBNAFILLE this is the video but just cut and spliced together for time.

[@forlove5859]

In my personal opinion, this award came much to late in his life, he deserved so much more from Hollywood, he literally paved the way, for the people applauding him!!

[@mcveenman]

I just read his Wikipedia article and you’ll be happy to know that at the first academy awards ceremony in 1929 he received a “special award” for “versatility and genius”!

[@salvauzumaki6530]

He didn't receive the oscar the oscar received him,he is the award

[@avonlave]

Figuratively paved the way 🤓

[@lauramaniscalco7742]

He received an Oscar in the first Academy Awards Ceremony

[@jackmonaghan8477]

TBH, he deserved accolades for 'City Lights'.

[@sjk6101983]

Charlie deserved every award he ever got: Oscars, Peace Prize, Knighthood, etc. He was a wonderful person! Bless his heart ❤️

[@fayezouarghi9590]

The most deserved standing ovation of all-time

[@aleppo5398]

Not the most, but one of the most.

[@NickNicometi]

@@aleppo5398 For this function, Who else?

[@yudiutama3233]

@@NickNicometi no one

[@dafuq27783]

And it lasted 12 minutes.

[@lesatualex6429]

The Oscar should be named after him Charlie Chaplin

[@VLEYR]

The biggest honor for me is, that i finally hear your voice sir.

[@Azula13]

True hahaha

[@ewagorgon2932]

In The Gold Rush you can hear his young voice.

[@AreaFantasma]

In The Great Dictator you can hear his voice

[@moekancha]

ke dot that was so true.

[@putrihardina4767]

It's true

[@kbfhaunt]

He deserved every second of the standing ovation and then some nobody else can even come close to what he did he was the best of the best hands down.

[@andrewprice8427]

He was the best silent film comedian in human history.

[@academicpresentations6062]

Indeed.

[@GarrettPahl]

@@andrewprice8427 not just silent film. Just one of the best. City Lights is best ending to any film that I've seen

[@richpotter]

I'm a Buster Keaton fan. I think for comedy/gags, Keaton was better. Chaplin pushed things farther into pathos and managed to move more successfully into the talking era. They both were masters of their crafts (comedy/filmmaking) and I wouldn't kick either of them off my screen, but it's a matter of taste, and I prefer Stone Face flavor over Little Tramp.

[@Tovek]

Pfft.. Rowan Atkinson, buster keaton….

[@michaeldiaz6224]

I watched it when it was televised (10 year old kid) and I cried. Now, 51 years later, I want to cry again but time changes individuals. 😔

[@lukeborne3253]

I’m 20 to me time will never change a person it’s up to them if they want to change I cried because I was raised on silent films my grandparents had and Charlie Chaplin always cracked me up

[@vaevictis1697]

​@@lukeborne3253sorry but this man is 61 and youre 20, are you really gonna try teach him about life? you, 40 years younger? like what😂

[@lukeborne3253]

@@vaevictis1697 when did I try to teach him a lesson on life I was just telling him what Charlie met to me why you got to talk trash you enjoy starting stuff?

[@vaevictis1697]

@@lukeborne3253 "time will never change a person its up to them" lmao what time you talking about? you havent lived no time lmao

[@lukeborne3253]

@@vaevictis1697 I’ve seen and done shit a normal 20 year shouldn’t and it hasn’t changed me a bit but since I’m not 40 or above I haven’t lived huh I’ll give you the satisfaction of being right because I don’t care to argue you happy you won against a random person on the internet

[@gato7908]

He was so humble, he seemed genuinely surprised by that reception.

[@LOS_NEGRITOS]

he maybe was, who knows. bless the dude.

[@AliSakurai]

He thought they were going to boo him. He did not expect the 'new' stars at the time to stand up and applaud him. He did not know that his movies were still loved.

[@mobinaabd3598]

Why was Charlie chaplin the only person who got 12 minutes of applause?

[@gato7908]

@@mobinaabd3598 because he was old and he was a legend.

[@mobinaabd3598]

@@gato7908Is this answer correct?

[@PlaGueR3FLEX]

I love the pure and sincere humility he has on his face. The fact that he doesn't accept the fact the he is the very embodiment of cinema makes him all the more great.

[@mobinaabd3598]

Why was Charlie chaplin the only person who got 12 minutes of applause?

[@loisglezpendulas3824]

"Your naked body should only belong to those who fall inlove with your naked soul" -Charlie chaplin (a letter for his daughter)

[@loisglezpendulas3824]

@Balakha Tv yeh, search it for more info, lewl.

[@Dane_Youssef]

He... said that to his DAUGHTER?

[@loisglezpendulas3824]

@@Dane_Youssef yehhh, he wrote a letter for his daughter search it

[@deepakpanwar5257]

I didn’t know that but I certainly and strongly believe in that.

[@n0body550]

Godless Playtime Chaplin?

[@Guurur]

undoubtedly the most iconic moment of all time in the history of Oscars💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@vineetpoojary15]

I congratulate Oscars for winning the "Charlie Chaplin" ❤

[@manojitbiswas92]

Oh yes.. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@vishnuvardhanswamy6439]

wow man

[@veteranpatriot4474]

Well Said.

[@painetcirque5695]

Hahahahahahahahahah, wow that was fun as well put. Great words and funny too.

[@vinikrishna2710]

Well said

[@susannecelebrindal5066]

I think the Oscars account on KZbin MUST upload the video including the whole 12 minutes of ovation and applauses.

[@baburao87]

I agree

[@jamiethomas6701]

1 SECOND THAT.

[@chin70]

It wasn’t all caught on camera unfortunately

[@h.p.6455]

12 minutes?!!!!

[@lennydickens9791]

London boy done well

[@sureshmurty6523]

Charlie Chaplin was a pioneer who inspired the hundreds who came after him. Master of cinema long before the "talkies" and the greatest comic actor of all time. He was the champion of the underdogs on screen.

[@ppineault]

I never get tired of watching this clip. It brings me to tears each time. Just found out that it's the longest standing ovation in Oscar's history (he deserved every moment of it) Everyone in that audience knew they owed him a debt because he started it all. Watching him on film, it still fills you with wonder and awe, even one hundred years later. He was truly an extraordinary screen presence.

[@neilcampbell148]

The Incomparable Sir Charles Chaplin, the greatest artist in the history of film.

[@maro134]

One of the greatest artists of all time!

[@edh8900]

In 1914, people laughed when watching his films. 107 years later, people still laugh when watching his films. This man has went to hell and back and yet, he never failed to make us laugh. We all went through hell, but there are always some things put us up and one of those things are laughter. Thank you Sir Charles Chaplin for everything. RIP my good sir.

[@zanethezaniest274]

Fun fact : Charlie Chaplin at age 50 or 60 entered a Charlie Chaplin look a like contest and won 3rd Place

[@omegaplaysbad]

True fact!

[@madmax5554]

bruce willis lucky number sleven! thank the writers for that.

[@Bluetenhonig]

😂

[@toptaemin1278]

Hahaha really?

[@stanroach2842]

@Xattack21 1 Actually, it was in San Francisco

[@mohammadabdullah1185]

Oscars won Charlie Chaplin, not the other way around ❤️💚

[@karizma7648]

He got the longest ovation in history.

[@anmoltengalkar5380]

no. it was Ripken

[@axernot]

+Anmol no it was DEFINITELY Chaplin

[@anmoltengalkar5380]

Harish Pandey *****​ I'm no fan of Ripken. But he got 20 minutes.

[@axernot]

Well who's Ripken actually?

[@angelpecica9857]

Calvin Edwin "Cal" Ripken Jr. (born August 24, 1960), nicknamed "The Iron Man", is an American former baseball shortstop and third baseman who played 21 seasons in Major League Baseball (MLB) for the Baltimore Orioles (1981-2001). His season highlight came on September 6, 1995, when Ripken surpased Lou Gehrig's 56-year-old record for consecutive games played (2,130 games). The crowd in the stands, the opposing players and all four umpires gave Ripken a standing ovation lasting more than 22 minutes, one of the longest standing ovations for any athlete. During the ovation, Ripken did a lap around the entire Camden Yards warning track to shake hands and give high-fives to the fans.

[@NoosaHeads]

Whoever it was that gave Charlie his introduction - I was very impressed with his articulate speech.

[@phantomzone2725]

Daniel Taradash, the writer of From Here to Eternity

[@tstemforlife]

@@phantomzone2725 he was also the president of the academy at that time as well.

[@volvoguy804]

Taradash...hmm...sounds like a spice.

[@VoiceofAmhara]

I grew up in the slums of Ethiopia. And when I was a kid, nothing burst me into laughter than Charlie plays. Great respect for him! 💕

[@umamedia4985]

Which region in Ethiopia

[@macdeep8523]

Long live Ethiopia

[@VoiceofAmhara]

@@umamedia4985 @Addis the capital.

[@umamedia4985]

@@VoiceofAmhara are u a aromo or Amharic

[@africaunite4489]

UMA Media Why are you so keen to know about her ethnicity? Stop being narrow minded!!!!!

[@xepfeon]

Not many people have made the world laugh and cry for 100 years

[@narayan243]

The longest clap and standing ovation in Academy Award History

[@MelchizedekKohen]

correct 12 mins

[@ashishpathak2470]

And only rowan Atkinson can beat this record ..... Waiting for that moment

[@flavio7180]

@@ashishpathak2470 Not really. I like him far more than Chaplin but he is not greater.

[@Kathakathan11]

I am clapping in 2022

[@nikolababic1470]

@Wallace Cadwallader Footrot That's because americans don't know about Black Adder

[@Light-l-l]

Charlie chaplin gets oscar Oscar : yessss I ammmm "WORTHY"

[@janainaquadrosquadroscomde3672]

1Jesus Christ powerful Holy and Saviour in the World forever💙❤🧡🌺👉Acept king Jesus Christ for your Savior

[@malumkumar8015]

Amen

[@solomona1300]

Yes

[@theguide1192]

@@janainaquadrosquadroscomde3672 Amen

[@aleppo5398]

Janaina quadros Quadros com Desenhos no, thanks

[@sandiegotrojandawg]

I had the honor of attending these 44th awarding of the Oscars--what a night it was. Something that occurred at this special presentation of Chaplin's honorary award that isn't shown in this video was, just after the gentleman finished introducing Chaplin onstage, Chaplin appeared from the wings on stage left (your right as you're looking). He was then serenaded by Johnny Mathis singing, "Smile" as he walked toward center stage. The audience erupted and stood on its feet….the ovation lasted twelve minutes (to this day, the longest in Oscar history) as Johnny sang the lyrics and, as I looked around, so many people were in tears, as was I. It truly was a magical evening and this video helped to bring back so many memories of that night. By the way, Chaplin's appearing at this Oscars presentation was his first visit to the United States in over 20 years! He was overwhelmed by the reception he received. While I don't agree with his political views, I do recognize him as being one of the major pinnacles in the history of film making. He was brilliant at it.

[@titotobing4427]

Thank you for sharing :)

[@Redwoodtree34567]

U be the most fortunate.

[@titusho2]

It's not for any single White European American to worry or inspect or judge or even to feel a bizarre disassociation towards any "One Person who chooses Socialism or Communism as their choice of belief or system" ...that is really their Freedom of choice if they are Happy in that system great for them! ... I envy a night like this and to have been able to set my eyes on " The Original unmatched, creator of Hollywood! the greatest comedian of the big screen, beautiful Charlie Chaplin!!" ..and as a member of sagaftra this video brought tears to my eyes here 2019. It was wrong for the industry and politicians to single him out and harm his fantastic artistry. You got to see him live in the flesh! It was fantastic and very sad at the same time...the great and beautiful Charlie Chaplin 💙💛💛💜 we love him and remember his precious life. And may I add Please! Charlie was my Sociialist brother! Or comrade' ..if you will'... And its disgusting what this "form of ideology = Corporate Democratic racist Dictatorship" is set out to destroy Socialism and it's people as in the bullish case and lies about Venezuela. Out of 10 million voters Nicolas Maduro won by a landslide! Receiving 7+ million votes by the " Indeginous Brown people of Venezuelans and they decided that they can not continue being attack by imperialistism and it's racist colonio like control now in 2019 ...these 5 politicians D. Trump, Mike Pompeo , John Bolton, Elliot Abrams and Mike Pence are very sick with a domination complex and can't wait to steal that oil. These men are evil.👹 .. who are now psychic-ing out the sleepy American public playing constant fear against us through the cheerleading media, those corrupt demons could give two sh'ts about humanity on this planet!

[@vernonsmith9334]

Thank you for sharing your story. 😊

[@sandiegotrojandawg]

@@titusho2 Communism is evil. It is demonic to its core. Socialism, when allowed, always leads to Communism. While I admire Chaplin's filmmaking skills and talent, I abhored his political beliefs. Communism is diametrically opposed to the Judeo-Christian foundation upon which our nation, the United States, was founded. When Krushchev, after taking office after Stalin's death, revealed the atrocities to the world all that Stalin had propogated and involved himself in. Krushchev, too, participated in the horrific atrocities in the former USSR -- in fact, more deaths occurred under Stalin than did Hitler. Nevertheless, these revelations failed to have any affect upon Chaplin and, hopefully, have his views changed. Instead, when he left the USA to go live in Switzerland, he was living off royalties from his films made in the USA --- and he remained pro-Soviet to his death. What did the USSR do, in return, to show their "gratitude" to Chaplin? They opened a Chaplin museum in Moscow, and during Chaplin's paternity suit with Joan Berry, the Soviets launched a Chaplin festival and blamed all his troubles on the Trotskyites and the William Randolph Heart press. Chaplin and all the rest involved in the blacklist -- deserved to be blacklisted. They allowed themselves to be duped by Communist infiltration into Hollywood that began in the 1930's and continued right in to the '40's. They did it through "front groups" posing as humanitarian aid groups, what have you, that were led by registered Communists. Chaplin was involved with these groups, as were many others such as Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall, James Cagney, Edward G Robinson, Lillian Hellman who later became a screen writer...hordes of back lot, stage workers, etc., were duped into this mess. But, Chaplin (and Lillian Hellman, among many) continued right along and supported whole heartedly the Soviet cause and control of America. Hollywood was one of the plum areas the Soviets sought control and influence in order to achieve their goals. Thankfully, they failed. By the mid 1950's, much of the Communist influence in Hollywood had come to a close. Today, however, it's rearing its ugly head again through the co-opting of liberals and progressives to their side, easily deluding them to believing that a socialist state is the ideal, utopian state. WHAT...A...LIE!!!

[@wilbertwolfs]

Charlie Chaplin has been the best actor ever. If I see him I start feeling normal.

[@fitness5days553]

I'm 61 . I remember watching this at about 13 years of age on TV. Every Christmas very early morning (about 7am)BBC2 used to put on a Charlie Chaplin movie, I used to watch with my dad as a little girl on the settee. Im on here now to look for a movie to watch on Christmas Morning as I have kept up the tradition as BBC2 stopped many many years ago putting them on. Thank you KZbin. I have box set as well though.

[@CamerieriZeppoleMix]

LAST 12 MINUTES STANDING OVATION THE LONGEST IN ACADEMY HISTORY

[@ajeetpatil3742]

Goosebumps

[@switchbuckle5th]

Nowadays they'd throw to commercial so they could force him off stage and get to the next bit that nobody would give a shit about.

[@peanutbutterrobot]

if only they knew how many underage wives he had

[@antoikirs6277]

Deserved indeed for a legend

[@victorkong82]

@@peanutbutterrobot "If only"? Everybody knew.

[@beatlelism]

Chaplin thanked everyone in his speech and said, “Oh, thank you so much. This is an emotional moment for me, and words seem so futile, so feeble. I can only say thank you for the honor of inviting me here. And you’re wonderful, sweet people. Thank you.”

[@dougdougw]

Yeah, we have ears, thanks.

[@tommartin2423]

Some with more ears than manners, it seems.@@dougdougw

[@triciajohansen7124]

Beautiful words from a beautiful ❤

[@robertbernard9618]

A humble reply...from a giant.

[@estercortes3631]

Gracias!!

[@ジェリー-q6h]

He looks so humble and genuine! Also, he is the only actor i.e. legend in the history to get the longest applause which is approximately 12 minutes!

[@AbrahamsAnt]

A beautiful moment… but… it breaks my heart to see, him being so so thankful… as if the Oscar could contribute to a legacy like Chaplins and as if the Hollywood community was in a position to honor him at all. He was the one who honored them by accepting their award and coming back to the US to accept the statue. Artistic genius and brave humanist. An asset to mankind. Hollywood is not even worthy of polishing his shoes.

[@Snaakie83]

The US fucked him over big time...

[@oldhatcinema]

You got that right.

[@npc77107]

Well said ( written)

[@filmneye]

Damn straight! Truth to power in your comment!

[@alexanderholtet7463]

Absolutely agree, the genuine expression of humble thankfullness on his face had me in tears, I only hope he came even close to realise how much he was appreciated.

[@travismiller6076]

A man who had said millions of words without saying really anything.

[@triciajohansen7124]

Does a person have to?

[@MrZanderLaw]

What a Lovely Phrase, I’d like to use it please if that’s ok 👌🏼 😊

[@mohdroshidi1636]

Mr bean: hellooo

[@waqasahmed9209]

''I always like walking in the rain, so no one can see me crying" Charlie Chaplin EDIT Thank u so much everyone who liked this comment and an advice if you saw this comment don't forget to check replies 🤣🤣

[@Githinji37]

But the face will tell us 😂

[@praba991ify]

@@Githinji37 You can't tell if you're black

[@kapoorvarun909]

😁😂😂😂

[@benjaminremlalnghaka3006]

@@Githinji37 right 😂😂

[@itistime467]

"I like wanking in the dark, so no one can see my sticky belly" - Bobby Sanchez

[@brunocrovi7327]

I'm french and I say,seeing this ovation:Everybody in the world can get up for Charlie Chaplin,a real human being and a prodigious,genious actor with only one universal character.Nobody has made it before him,and noboby will make it after him,as good as he made,for the humanity....For ever and above all Oscars!

[@jamesdrynan]

" You're wonderful, sweet people. " A giant among giants! It's difficult for people to understand how a person could deserve a 12 minute standing ovation. Just watch his films and you will know what a remarkable man he was to the world. ( There is a famous photo of Chaplin addressing a huge crowd in New York, 1918. He was adored! )

[@letolethe3344]

Not hard for anyone with even a tiny knowledge of film/theater history.

[@MaxyBoy-x9u]

He also got the ovation because it was his first return to America since he was told he would never be allowed to return because Hoover and McCarthy and evil people like Hedda Hopper, did what those jerks did in that era; lie about people being Communist and trying to take over the country.

[@lr4165]

After believing for decades that America hated him, he looks genuinely overwhelmed at his reception.

[@alejandrovidal6441]

He probably was, having returned to the USA after being forced to exile for more than 20 years...

[@lr4165]

@@alejandrovidal6441 By a paranoid FBI, not Americans who appreciated his artistry.

[@vio3366]

I am pretty sure it was the government not the people

[@josephmorgan3382]

@@alejandrovidal6441 Not exile, he was English not American.

[@ershaknia4418]

@@vio3366 You’d be surprised how many stupid people still live in this country.

[@sebastianfitzptraick7395]

Back when the Oscars were a celebration of film

[@GoogleUser-tn2tz]

*eye roll*

[@IsraelLuisGeerRivera-ff4cg]

Google User of course you’d eye roll your a goolag user

[@SterneSlaven]

Lord knows they've done way with this type of tribute ( Lifetime Achievement, etc., ) for regrettable pieces of shtick by Jimmy Kimmel and whichever ill-advised hosting arrangement they've configured. Let alone suffering through all those applause ( can you even imagine ? ) without a # in sight. Thanks for posting.

[@ellierfromthebronx4531]

Abso-friggin'-lutely!

[@dhp6687]

Samu Rai Chaplin was banned from the U.S. for being a “whining red commie”. The only time he was allowed back was for this Oscars event.

[@l.j.goldstein8143]

a true legend and a comedy genius there'll NEVER be another. My mum wept during this part of the ceremony and I knew why. I was ten back then.

[@NataliaArtioli]

SO touching!!!! He deserved this award more than anyone :')

[@Bruce_McCulloch_is_my_height]

The fact that he only ever revived an honorary Oscar gives hope to all film makers today, espetially comedic, that don't have the best reputation with critics. I honestly think that of modern comedic film makers the one most likely to be remembered as the Chaplin of our era is Seth Rogen. If you're a film geek you'll probably disagree whole heartedly, but terms of modern comedic cinema, he parallels Chaplin.

[@popgil4704]

Abby Phillips Birdman won best Picture tho, so did Annie Hall and It Happened One Night. The Oscars like comedies too.

[@godblessamerica4025]

Nati Artioli You're so hot that you've just melted my heart.

[@nononoyesyesyes3161]

Abby Phillips uhh no... first you have to understand that mr chaplin was given a special honorary award by the academy for "the circus" it preceded the "honorary oscar" in 72' by 40+ years. rather then take all 4 categories for best actor/director/writer/comedy picture, the academy removed him from the running and distinguised him as in a category all his own. "for versatility and genius in acting/writing/directing/producing" say that word again..."genius" sinkin in yet? the achievement of "the circus" in the annals of films at that time was inimitable and deserving of more prestige than his competition could compete with. likewise, the special honorary award in 29' is paramount to the honorary oscar 72' chaplin still received an accolade from the academy for a singular piece of work and a dubious oscar ONE year after the honorary in 1972 for his score in limelight. count 2 oscars. an honorary in 1972 and one in 73' for music plus the special honorary award given for the circus in 29'. "the circus" special award acknowledgement by the academy that ultimately surpassed his competiton was a validation of his genius and work. lets not forget it also was the very 1st academy awards. writer/director/actor/producer... things like this are rare for filmmakers and award ceremonies. not to mention it was unheard of at that time to receive multiple category nominations. and no, seth rogen compared to the master that was chaplin diminishes the wonderment/charm/mastery that that man was. you dont have to be a "film geek" and pass on more diminishment with that callous approach to this artform. the comparitive diminishment of one of the founding fathers of cinema by saying rogen parallels anything that man accomplished is laughable at best, and unmeritable at least. let me know when rogen composes/directs/produces/acts/writes his pictures and does it per film. every film. reinvents vaudeville to do stage work and has a silent film body of work in the mid 70's. starts a collaborative film company. all of this and add 50+ years in the industry, then... maybe... rogen can be held in the same breathe that was this man. you effectively compared a master to an apprentice. and p.s. the closest comparison to a "chaplin of our era" is woody allen. mr allen has "eras" under his belt. eras! aaaaand last but certainly not least, critics have NO say who wins the oscar. its peers who do the voting and "reputation with critics" means absolutely nothing. this isnt some golden globes foreign press voting structure. its peers. NOT critics/press/media who do the voting. TL:DR 1. chaplin has 3 awards from the academy of motion picture arts and sciences. 3! 2. rogen has yet to be proven as anything nearing chaplins genius. 3. "reputation with critics" means less than nothing concerning the academy awards or the AMPAS voting structure, let alone the honorary awards they bestow. its peers who cast the votes. know your history or youll be doomed to repeat it.

[@HappyHauntsMaterialize]

***** Without Him Comedy for sure would have been completely different. Just because there isn't sound, doesn't mean there isn't talent.

[@Celluloidwatcher]

I remember that Oscar telecast and the long ovation Mr. Chaplin received. It was one of the most classic moments in Oscar history. I think the audience wanted to remember Charlie Chaplin as the cornerstone of the Hollywood legacy and not for the political and legal troubles he endured. A touching moment. Thanks for sharing this video clip.

[@grantbarnes6004]

"More than machinery we need humanity" Timeless quote.

[@treystephens4490]

Grant Barnes that's not gonna happen.

[@dvg4868]

Grant Barnes Mechanisation

[@muckymucks]

Someone upvoted your comment on a smartphone.

[@Ometecuhtli]

That's the point, upvoting on a smartphone (machinery) does nothing, you need your acts, humanity, to make it worth it.

[@danahatzimichaels1190]

What a sweet moment for an icon. There will be many talented artists but never another Chaplin.

[@deniseallemandou793]

Never forget this fact: This wonderful man was banned from the "country of freedom": the USA for 20 years. It's a shame.

[@wintermonroe2894]

Wooowww 😮🤓📖

[@parker2969]

You do know this was during the Communist scare and he never denounced communism. so he was blacklisted. Also there were other weird things with his marriages but whatever. in my opinion since he didn't denounce communism screw him. his movies were great... but screw him if he couldn't say no to communism. it's hard to say this especially since he truly seemed to care about the world and it's people but still no excuse.

[@dasani.like.the.water.]

@@parker2969 so you’re saying that in the USA people shouldn’t allowed to have their own political beliefs? alright.

[@evm6177]

@@parker2969 What's communism?

[@terifarris7680]

He was a peacemonger and we all know in the big bad USA that's considered a subversion. Talk about a witch hunt.

[@wilsonvave3500]

One must understand Charlie's life when watching this video! Betrayed by a country he loved, he was kicked out of the country. After thirty years, the US finally opened its doors back to him, and offered him this honorary award. If we go back farther, we can see his hopes and dreams as a young child enslaved to an orphanage. His mother in an asylum, his father an alcoholic. Charlie, against all the odds, rose up to become one of the Greats. I can't help but see Charlie's entire life swelling up in the form of tears... He did swell

[@NarenMariappan]

“I always like walking in the rain, so no one can see me crying.”- Charlie Chaplin. This quote was from the greatest comedian. I can definitely relate the reason behind this saying.

[@victoriam2041]

+Naren Pillai So can I . So can I... 🌹🌹

[@Theoriginalsparkythemagicpiano]

One of the greatest Brit comedians in history for sure.

[@Theoriginalsparkythemagicpiano]

You sure he loved America? This is a quote from him about the US:- Whether I re-entered that unhappy country or not was of little consequence to me. I would like to have told them that the sooner I was rid of that hate-beleaguered atmosphere the better, that I was fed up of America's insults and moral pomposity ... Don’t think he thought that highly of America dude. The US might have treated him better if he wasn’t English, which of course he was.

[@CO-iz7wp]

@@Theoriginalsparkythemagicpiano The context of the quote you gave came after a very vicious smear campaign from the US media and government, as well as the fact they had just cancelled his visa and made threats against his attempt at re-entry. Is he not entitled to a little bitterness about that?

[@pratikkambli3091]

"A day without Laughter is a day Wasted" the Great Charlie Chaplin"

[@gtmn6135]

Now I think, I wasted a lot of my days

[@4elements186]

Ein Oscar für Charlie Chaplin ist keine Ehrung, sondern eine Herabstufung. Es gibt noch keinen Preis auf dieser Welt, der Charlie Chaplin würdig ist.

[@KhushalBafna]

“The man who could make people laugh by not saying anything!”

[@Avinash_Mohanty]

And the same thing goes with the opposite emotion as well my friend!!

[@Ricardo77575]

And same goes with Mr Bean also

[@billgarrett4491]

@@Ricardo77575 Chaplin was the original. Ask Mr. Bean. He will tell you his biggest influence was Chaplin. It's glaringly obvious. Without Chaplin, there would be no Bean.

[@KhushalBafna]

@@billgarrett4491 I agree!

[@Ricardo77575]

@@billgarrett4491 agree !

[@skyworthtv1629]

Also respect to a guy who presented the award , he has so balanced words and speech to make that occasion more beautiful..

[@jatinpandya1325]

You are 100% right. His words, "We respectfully disagree......". Simply superb. Can anyone inform the anchor's name ?

[@ndaulinendaulina5715]

Who is he please?

[@jatinpandya1325]

@@ndaulinendaulina5715 I checked on the Google and his name is, Richard Chamberlain, who was also a famous actor.

[@henrybrown596]

I'm pretty sure that's Jack Lemmon

[@jatinpandya1325]

@@henrybrown596 I searched on Google and this is the part of a paragraph, "And there wasn’t a dry eye in the house when Jack Lemmon gave him his famous Little Tramp hat and cane." My question was in regards to the anchor, who gave such a polished speech. You are also right as JL did present him, but only the hat and the stick and not the Oscar. Such a man was CC, that he just saw the Oscar and proceeded to give his thanksgiving speech and immediately took the hat and the stick and did his trademark action of making the hat flip. That was simply superb. I am from India 🇮🇳 , hence don't know so much of Hollywood. You may correct me if I am wrong. Love from an Indian 🇮🇳.

[@aghamobeen4531]

Charlie, a man who made people laugh when it was badly needed.

[@lmfd7373]

brought me to tears he had a rough life! His childhood was horrible.. not a man of many words but wow his was so powerful ! I bet his never imagined his life would become what it was he eventually found true love and had lots of children !

[@RhondaGriffinHunter]

I cry every time I watch this. If I am not mistaken, I believe that Charlie received the longest standing ovation in the history of the Academy Awards and if it were up to me they would still be standing and applauding. Charlie was so humbled and somewhat, confused over the Welcome that he received that night, which he did, indeed, earn! After he was kept from reentering the US, I wouldn't blame him if he were bitter about this country, and I think that he was after his exile for awhile. But he did show the real Sir Charles Spencer Chaplin by accepting the award with such humility and spoke so eloquently that makes me so very proud to be a part of the Chaplin family. xx

[@erikbaran7197]

You'd have wanted to keep your teenage daughters away from him, though, as he was a very dirty old man.

[@bhushangarje2623]

He was able to speak through expressions at that very old age. Hats off to legend.

[@edward9738]

Bhushan Garje he was 90 in that video go away India people are not welcome right her

[@shubhamm9153]

@Bhushan एकदम खरं बोललास भावा

[@BarryaLLen-ik8bq]

It’s call been human dumb ass

[@BWMFREBOOTED]

@@edward9738 Hey,it was u who have come here 😂

[@IamEngineer-w5y]

@@BWMFREBOOTED 😂✌👌

[@olddelhifilms]

goose bumps. There will be a time when we will wonder that the People like charlie Chaplin existed.

[@chizhang2765]

We are already living in that time, I guess.😭

[@blakeoshag1559]

Huh

[@sureshdhiman82]

CHARLIE CHAPLIN COPIED BOLLYWOOD ACTING STYLE IN INDIA BOLLYWOOD MAKE 100 MOVIES A YEAR!!!!! ALL WORTH MILLIONS EACH MOVIE HOLLYWOOD HAS 1 MOVE HIT A YEAR

[@samarthharma9548]

@suresh Chutiyap jhadna hai Matlab har jagah. zabardasti patriotic banna hai har jagah

[@manimoysengupta2108]

@@sureshdhiman82 Idiot.

[@kevincrashkelly]

I saw this Oscar Show as a teenager. I wish KZbin or somebody had the entire clip. The stars laughing and crying at the great Chaplin footage shown. Ending with The Little Tramp holding a picture of a star, kicking it away, and walking away from the camera. As if, being a star doesn't last, and I think that hit home to many stars in the audience. Also the fact that if not for the early days of Chaplin, the stars at The Oscars might never have had a career. They stood and applauded 10 or 15 minutes, Oh, I wish you could see the entire thing. It brought tears to my eyes, still does. And my Dad who was no Liberal saying, " Of all the people that should have been kicked out of the USA and weren't, why him ".....Of course J Edgar Hoover had died....The greatest Oscar moment ever was Charlie Chaplin returning to USA after decades, to be Honored, and Honored he was, and this short clip doesn't capture the tears and love from all the stars for Chaplin on this night. For it was Chaplin who was at the beginning, and they owed their success later to him. The love and emotion in the room will never, can never be duplicated.....I suggest on KZbin watching end of City Lights as the girl who was blind is laughing at the Tramp, but feeling his hand remembers him, and it was the Tramp who was her friend when blind and got the money for her operation, and the words for the girl, " Yes, Now I can See "....Or The Tramp rescuing the crying child being taken away....He amazes you with Comedy, but he amazes you with Drama....and on Music, the end of Modern Times, his song SMILE....and Petula Clark had a hit 1960's song with a Charlie Chaplin song, " This Is My Song ", with his words very fitting, " I care not what the world may say. Without your love there is no day "......It is fitting that after the decades, Chaplin was brought back to have his day after a shameful part of the 1950's blacklist era.

[@alanequi2786]

I searched this comment section (not the whole thing - it is way too long, I just searched for a moment) to see if anyone else besides you had mentioned that he was blacklisted. Nope!

[@born4win30]

How humble he is....!!! Oscar is getting honored by sir Chaplin.

[@tankmaster1018]

Most well deserved standing ovation in history. Even in 2018, I can't think of a more important/influential actor in terms of advancing cinema/entertaining the world and keeping people from tearing each other's throats out. I mean, this man kept people entertained and motivated in some of the most difficult times in post 20th century history. And I'm seeing in the comments that this ovation actually lasted 12 full minutes?! That makes me smile, I only wish it was longer, but that would probably embarrass Charlie who is one of the most humble people ever, and already seemed totally overwhelmed by the love shown!

[@abdurrehman7985]

Mirror is my only friend.... It never laughs when i cry... Chaplin

[@Asoka-great]

Thanks for sharing this Great quote..

[@aghasajid1943]

It's exactly true

[@NewRootsHairUK]

You can't deny the contribution this man made to early cinema and comedy in general, nor the fact he has influenced generations of talented comedians for over 90 years.

[@cocodakilla]

others made a bigger impact yet were not promoted like this immoral idiot

[@michaelmatzmusic]

+Coco Pops this seems like an odd hill to die on

[@cocodakilla]

I'm not a man. Nor is my comment idiotic and disgusting. Others did make a bigger impact and had more talent

[@cocodakilla]

+Ryan Douglas yes you can deny it. without studio promotion he would have been nowhere. he also failed after the silent era so there goes the talent right? comedians since him have been far funnier.

[@cocodakilla]

It isn't impossible. Those talented comedians have not done work influenced by Chaplin and you can't even see the same styles. Charlie was a silent film actor. That is it. Movies were big in the 20s and having a unique look helped. Actual acting came about later and he failed at it. Anyone can do silent movies. You need a catchy name and look.

[@YairSassonArt]

Truly inspiring. what a legend.

[@MoeruHoeru]

Yair Sasson Art yair?! You're here?! Wooooow

[@legallyresistingtyranny5901]

You wish. He was a communist sympathizer.

[@wiseman_4u]

Legally Resisting Tyranny Because he wanted we are all the same and have the same, no rich and no poor. Only western world demonise communism and people are brainwashed how communism is bed because it was dangerous for elite and establishment. China communist country with the big GDP today.

[@Lampshade51]

He never "liked" Communism. He was one of the richest people in Hollywood.....why would he want to be a Communist? The truth is that he considered himself a universal "citizen of the world" and the whole commie thing started during World War II when he called for the USA to support Russia in their fight against the Nazis.

[@susanb2015]

It was a witch hunt with movie stars, directors and writers all being unjustly blacklisted. They killed John Garfield. He had a heart attack at 38 from the stress of all the lies.

[@Bluegirl285]

You could definitely tell by the look on his face and the tears in his eyes, in fact his whole overwhelmed response, that he truly did not expect such a huge welcome. He probably thought there would be very few people in the audience who would even remember that he was some actor from the silent films. I am so so glad that he died knowing that he was, and would always be, remembered and loved.

[@zecazevedo]

Chaplin is bigger than the Oscars. He did more for films than any other single person in the world and this is not an overstatement.

[@Ometecuhtli]

Chaplin, Einstein and Picasso. The 20th century started with 3 of the biggest geniuses in their respective fields to ever live.

[@dannytheman1313]

He never needed an Oscar his work spoke for its self.

[@Ashraff12]

Even though he rarely spoke.

[@dannytheman1313]

@@Ashraff12 That's his true genius he said so little but so much at the same time.

[@danieljakubik3428]

Agreed!

[@BenjaTaker33]

But then eggy people says "He deserved one award at least, the Academy is too unfair". Hipocrecy.

[@dannytheman1313]

@@BenjaTaker33 Never worry about what people try to say, just enjoy a brilliant mans films for what they are.

[@yasirhamza7986]

It is 2020....105 years from his 1915's film. But he is still making laugh as he did then. A legend who wl be admired and loved till the end of the world. Love from Pakistan! RIP the great soul of Chaplin 😍

[@kingmaker1307]

true dear

[@MotionBoatFilms]

Gave so much to cinema that even an Honorary Oscar doesn't do the man justice!

[@ericasklar4584]

Everytime I watch this it leaves me speechless. I am from niles california which is where he made his first movies. Every year we celebrate him.

[@kevinearaujo5763]

curiosity: Charlie Chaplin had one of oscar's biggest applause times Edit: after protests i am correcting this comment. Charlie Chaplin HAD the longest applauses time at the Oscars. In my personal opinion he deserved every second

[@sujathabanala7646]

Its the biggest

[@andymassingham]

Kevine Araujo 12 minutes. There is no unedited version to be found. Also between the speech and his appearance a show reel of his greatest moments was shown which left everyone in tears.

[@bigjim2313]

@Corno di Bassetto Samuel Beckett is IRISH...

[@bigjim2313]

@Corno di Bassetto IS , WAS and WILL always be IRISH...

[@bigjim2313]

​@Corno di Bassetto Just admit you are incorrect and edit your original comment.

[@millandhillon3614]

CHARLIE CHAPLIN was a LEGEND CHARLIE CHAPLIN is a LEGEND CHARLIE CHAPLIN will be a LEGEND FOREVER And NO ONE can take his place. HIS contribution is unbeatable. SALUTE TO YOU SIR !

[@vader8867]

amen!!!

[@imranazimviolinist]

SubramkrishnaAnian I KNOW RIGHT

[@fuadrrahmani261]

Mr bean ?!

[@abhikdas8464]

Sahi dassa aa

[@ernestogonzalez8947]

Millan Dhillon strongly agree

[@1023indy]

Honored beyond words that my father knew him and his brother Sydney, for whom he wrote and was the Associate Producer of "King, Queen and Joker" in 1920-1. This Chaplin scene is one of film's greatest in history.

[@MB-nr1oj]

Woow

[@zoespictureshow791]

Poor chap was overwhelmed - and so was I.

[@justicewillprevail1106]

3000 years from now, Chaplin will still be in our vocabulary.

[@Theoriginalsparkythemagicpiano]

In 3000 years we will probably be communicating by multi hued bubbles blown out of our ass or something. There will prob be special coloured bubbles just for Chaplin 👍

[@bilal_abbasi]

He will always be.

[@brifrazier5459]

Like Shakespeare.