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Limelight
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Depressed over her failed dance career, Terry (Claire Bloom) attempts suicide, only to be rescued by Calvero (Charles Chaplin), an impoverished, once-famous stage clown. Together they must look to each other to find meaning and hope in their lives.
Depressed over her failed dance career, Terry (Claire Bloom) attempts suicide, only to be rescued by Calvero (Charles Chaplin), an impoverished, once-famous stage clown. Together they must look to each other to find meaning and hope in their lives.
Actors:
Marion Gray,
Barry Bernard,
Charlie Hall,
John Alban,
Claire Bloom,
Ray Beltram,
Snub Pollard,
Elizabeth Root,
Oliver Cross,
Sherry Moreland,
Leonard Mudie,
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Marion Gray
October 1, 1885 in Illinois, USA
Barry Bernard
4 October 1899, London, England, UK
Charlie Hall
August 19, 1899 in Birmingham, England, UK
John Alban
2 January 1903, Pennsylvania, USA
Claire Bloom
15 February 1931, Finchley, London, England, UK
Ray Beltram
31 January 1888, El Truinfo, Mexico
Snub Pollard
9 November 1889, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Elizabeth Root
Oliver Cross
18 July 1894, New York, USA
Sherry Moreland
January 16, 1922 in New York, New York, USA
Leonard Mudie
11 April 1883, Cheetham, Manchester, Lancashire, England, UK
Director:
Charles Chaplin
Charles Chaplin
16 April 1889, Walworth, London, England, UK
Country:
United States
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March 09, 2011
Elements of self parody from the master of slapstick leave you yearning for the early work that made his name. But it's worth a watch to see Chaplin and Keaton in one of few on-screen appearances together.
August 08, 2011
Intended as a tragicomedy, if not a tearjerker, it is a two-thirds bore that comes to life in the last half-hour or so, when the old-master clown stops trying to be pathetic and reverts to his inimitable proper stuff.
January 01, 2000
Charles Chaplin's 1952 film is overlong, visually flat, episodically constructed, and a masterpiece.
August 08, 2011
Chaplin, as usual, is the whole show, superb in this swansong statement about his own career and the old-style entertainment he best represented.
April 11, 2017
With Limelight, for one last, brief moment, it's like old times even as the new age begins and Chaplin relinquishes his crown to the younger generations.
August 08, 2011
What comes through most clearly in Limelight, however, is that Chaplin had come to terms with his life.
New York Times
March 25, 2006
Neither comedy nor tragedy altogether, it is a brilliant weaving of comic and tragic strands, eloquent, tearful and beguiling with supreme virtuosity.
May 21, 2015
Some have also accused Limelight of being too sentimental, but we'd argue that's part of its charm.
March 26, 2009
Departing from most forms of Hollywood stereotype, the film has a flavor all its own in the sincere quality of the story anent the onetime great vaudemime and his rescue of a femme ballet student.
June 13, 2015
It was Chaplin's last great film, and it showcases not just a love for the performing arts (she's a ballerina, he's a vaudevillian), but also Chaplin's effortless sentimentality.
February 09, 2006
Few cinema artists have delved into their own lives and emotions with such ruthlessness and with such moving results.