The California Gold Rush of 1848 began today.
Wikipedia.org Article for the California Gold Rush:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_Gold_Rush
So, what would be the best way to celebrate this date? Well, even though his Gold Rush took place in Alaska, it is still the most famous theatrical Gold Rush ever !!!!
Wikipedia.org Article on the Klondike Gold Rush:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klondike_Gold_Rush
We give you the great Charlie Chaplin in The Gold Rush (1925).
Run Time: 95 mins
Genre: Comedy
Format: Standard 4:3 Format, Black & White, Silent
Director: Charles Chaplin
Director: Charles Chaplin
Starring: Charles Chaplin, Mack Swain, Tom Murray, Henry Bergman, Malcolm Waite and Georgia Hale
IMDB.com Entry for the film:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0015864/?ref_=nv_sr_2
Wikipedia.org Article for the Film:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Gold_Rush
Wikipedia.org Article on Charlie Chaplin:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlie_Chaplin
Wikipedia.org Article for Georgia Hale:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgia_Hale
Trailer for the film on YouTube:
It’s all about the pioneers. Charlie Chaplin had already been a seasoned veteran by the time he got to this film and it only was 1925. His body of work had already filled up a decade before this (and that isn’t including any theater work he did before the films), and he was well on his way as a pioneer and a visionary. None of this is more evident than in this film, because you see him accomplish acts and scenes that were repeated and copied by everyone who came after him. The Gold Rush is probably his most famous film (or at least the most popular, mostly because of its wide release in cheap Home Video media over the last 30 years. (It is considered Public Domain), and that is probably what Charlie would have wanted. - Phil
The complete film is available on YouTube, so enjoy:
Charlie gets involved with the Gold Rush of 1848 and as you might expect he runs into some bad guys and eventually gets involved with a love interest, all, during crazy snow storms and chaos in the Yukon. He manages to deal with these pressures of slap-stick life by dealing with it like he always does. Seeing him deliver some of the acrobatic stunts and dishing out the laughs is a treasure to see. He does things that would never be attempted today, mostly because of sensitive actors and paranoid, over-insured production companies. It makes you feel comfortable knowing that even though his safety was in jeopardy, the trade-off is, seeing a master-craftsman at work and as we find out he lives a long healthy life. See the Gold Rush. It is so important. - Phil
Click the link below at GoWatchIt.com to see where you can stream or watch The Gold Rush (1925) online or on TV right now:
http://gowatchit.com/movies/the-gold-rush-35322
Or check out TVGuide.com to see if this film is playing on TV/Cable in your area:
http://www.tvguide.com/movies/the-gold-rush/132139/
CHECK IN TOMORROW ............................
For our next Film of the Day ...................
IMDB.com Entry for the film:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0015864/?ref_=nv_sr_2
Wikipedia.org Article for the Film:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Gold_Rush
Wikipedia.org Article on Charlie Chaplin:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlie_Chaplin
Wikipedia.org Article for Georgia Hale:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgia_Hale
Trailer for the film on YouTube:
It’s all about the pioneers. Charlie Chaplin had already been a seasoned veteran by the time he got to this film and it only was 1925. His body of work had already filled up a decade before this (and that isn’t including any theater work he did before the films), and he was well on his way as a pioneer and a visionary. None of this is more evident than in this film, because you see him accomplish acts and scenes that were repeated and copied by everyone who came after him. The Gold Rush is probably his most famous film (or at least the most popular, mostly because of its wide release in cheap Home Video media over the last 30 years. (It is considered Public Domain), and that is probably what Charlie would have wanted. - Phil
The complete film is available on YouTube, so enjoy:
Charlie gets involved with the Gold Rush of 1848 and as you might expect he runs into some bad guys and eventually gets involved with a love interest, all, during crazy snow storms and chaos in the Yukon. He manages to deal with these pressures of slap-stick life by dealing with it like he always does. Seeing him deliver some of the acrobatic stunts and dishing out the laughs is a treasure to see. He does things that would never be attempted today, mostly because of sensitive actors and paranoid, over-insured production companies. It makes you feel comfortable knowing that even though his safety was in jeopardy, the trade-off is, seeing a master-craftsman at work and as we find out he lives a long healthy life. See the Gold Rush. It is so important. - Phil
Click the link below at GoWatchIt.com to see where you can stream or watch The Gold Rush (1925) online or on TV right now:
http://gowatchit.com/movies/the-gold-rush-35322
Or check out TVGuide.com to see if this film is playing on TV/Cable in your area:
http://www.tvguide.com/movies/the-gold-rush/132139/
CHECK IN TOMORROW ............................
For our next Film of the Day ...................
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