and none were more important than the 12-minute standing ovation given in 1972 to one of the medium's most important figures, Sir Charlie Chaplin. Ostracized for twenty years due to suspicions ...

As Cherrill said, “Charlie never ... still standing there, doesn’t bother to correct her. The simple scene sets the story in motion brilliantly. Chaplin called it “completely dancing.” ...

It’s not uncommon for an actor or director to receive a lengthy standing ovation at one of ... history goes to the big-screen legend Charlie Chaplin, who was applauded for no fewer than 12 ...

Long before it became Roxanne’s Wish and a Dream, the inconspicuous house at 919 Maple Ave. held the most highly publicized nuptials ever to occur in Carpinteria. On June 16, ...

If you’re in Hollywood and drive by the Jim Henson Company lot on La Brea, you can’t miss it: A 12-foot tall Kermit the Frog standing ... The silent film icon Charlie Chaplin built the studio ...