Chaplin at His Home in Switzerland ◦ 1975 ◦ Chaplin svájci otthonában
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- Опубліковано 25 тра 2013
- Rare footage showing Chaplin with his wife Oona, in their mansion, Manoir de Ban, in Vevey, Switzerland, in 1975.
Chaplin hears the „Sweet Adeline Waltz” song from „Pay Day", and walks with Oona and Walter Matthau.
Egy ritka filmfelvétel. Chaplin feleségével Oonával a Manoir de Ban kúriájukon, Veveyben, Svájcban, 1975-ben.
Chaplin a „Fizetés napja" c. film egyik zeneszámát, a „Sweet Adeline Waltz”-ot hallgatja, majd Oonával és Walter Matthau-val sétál.
Sir Charles Chaplin once said, "The most sweet hearted people are the most mistreated people". I think his own life experience made him say so.... :)
+Mainakhsi Boral ohh, I think he was not one to tangle with
because they are a tiny minority and should be more cautious, once burned; twice shy.
Mainakhsi Boral yes baby
While Chaplin spent his "exile" at his villa in Switzerland, Buster Keaton was forced to do television commercials and appear in beach party movies.
À great Man, an artiste, the Master, he reconciles me with life
Charles was not only the king of the comedy.Chaplin was the king of the cinema.
Mr Chaplin came before the three stooges, the Marx brothers, Laurel and Hardy and the little rascals among others so in my mind and in my heart he was the first father and leader of comedy
@@skynetprime82 And he invented the camera too.
@@gabchaim8232 I almost forgot about that part, my apologies for not mentioning it my friend
@@skynetprime82 Hah Hah Hah
Anyhow, i'm not signing the petition. He was undoubtedly a gifted artist and salesman and handcraftsman as well but certainly not a holy person. By the way i'm 68, and my lover is almost 12 years old.i'm only kidding. Dig + cheers.
What a delight to watch ! THANK you for sharing ! Carol Matthau was one of Oona Chaplin's best friends. They had known each other since they were youngsters. The long happy marriage of Charlie and Oona is incredibly heartwarming. This is from 1975....Mr Chaplin would pass away two years later.
88-year old Chaplin, sitting in that chair speaking about his mother at :38, is simply beautiful.
He must have been about 86
He was 77 two years later, when he died, he was 86 here.
His mother died in 1928
The one and only Charlie Chaplin
I am so so glad that Charlie Chaplin had a good and comfortable life with a wonderful wife during his retirement in Swiss.
‘Smile’ is one of the greatest pieces of music ever written..
He's so precious, my heart melted. What a legend ❤
The part where Charlie grabs Oona's hand and she grabs it firmly and recoils self consciously, guts me. Just by their body language you can see how much they adored each other. Then ending with the old man with the cane, reminding us of his beloved little tramp walking off into the sunset, only now the cane is real and he's doing the best he knows how.
Bless you Charlie Chaplin. As depraved and war like as the world and the human race feels too often, I think things would be worse if you hadn't given us the Little Tramp. The little guy, no matter how bad things got, always sought to do the right thing, and made us laugh through the struggle.
A true genius of drama, comedy, and pathos. what an amazing life ! and he was very fortunate to have the loving care of a wife who TRULY loved & admired him in his final years.
came here to say exactly this. I'm still crying from that seemingly simple act.
+Sean Barr what a great comment!!
Sean Barr very well said Sean Barr!
Modern times feels
That house is now a museum dedicated to Charlie ;)
He finally found happiness in love - thats the true happiness
+Tele Virtual Well everyone reaches a time when they need to stop running around, say in your 50's but at 18, well there's something unfathonable
You speak the truth, Kemo Sabe !
An incredibly touching piece of film. So sad to see this great artist grow old, and yet so perfect to fade into time. He is always with us.
*In terms of celebrity and artist and touching the human heart: Charlie is an immortal.*
+Gerry Mandel ~ I disagree about it being sad to see great artist grow old. *We all grow old the great and the not so great, but that's relative. Growing old isn't a sad thing. It is part of *Living* a part of *Life*. Being able to Growing Old is a Blessing, the alternative is *sad*.
Amen
Gerry Mandel gettin old is a part of a game,mastering that
@Rob Foster *And I respectfully Disagree with you *Rob Foster.* It is a obviously *a matter of perspective*.
I still didn't found someone who can replace his place in comedy he still the best of all the time charlie Chaplin
+zakaria ohiri Right place, right time, brill talent
THERE WILL NEVER EVER BE ANOTHER ONE JUST LIKE CHARLIE CHAPLIN THE KING 👑 OF COMEDY😂😅😊😮😢❤❤ MOVIES 🎥!
I think he was a great actor, maybe the greatest of all in his time. Simply Chaplin! Thanks a lot for your art.
I'm 50 and my mother loves the man so much that I grew up watching his movies. I introduced him to my 15 yr.old daughter and now, I'm searching everywhere to find his movies and my daughter watched every single film I found. She even searched about his personal life and now, she's the one telling me everything about Charlie.She appreciated Mr.Charlie Chaplin more than the new breed of comedy actors today.
MADY NOSDAM parenting done right!
he is rated the number 1 in the world there is no one that will ever surpass him in comedy. i have a cut out of dear Charlie , he will be with me till i die, he was not only the best, but a true compassionate human being, listen to his famous speech, it pertains to whats happening today, amazing
Absoloute genius. Actor, comedian, writer, composer, director - everything-er
I have a notion to second THAT emotion !
A gem that will never ever stop twinkling in the sunlight!
True star!
He was a raging pedophile, asshole
I love how they recreated the ending of "Modern Times".
Yeahh! Sweet! Noticed that too 😊😘❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
One of the greatest men that ever lived! He was a genius, and will never be forgotten!
What he did to the world of movie and melody is simply unique! He is inimitable!!
Chaplin has been an exceptional silent actor and a filmmaker of his time and has always been for so many years. Despite whatever his tragic life has been with him and he knew by being a comedian to make millions of people laugh. And from there on, he continues to make others laugh their troubles away each time.
What a beautiful homage to Modern Times at the end there. :)
Jenny Meek
it sends chills to my spine! like the music and having Charles sitting there in peace.
Indeed.
The greatest and most wonderful artist that ever lived. The one who make you laugh and cry all in one human scene. His emotions genuinely and cleverly summarized our emotions. You don’t need to know the English language or any language to understand his messages.
Truly a Legend...the greatest comedian ever....Respect!!!!!!....wish i could meet him someday in heaven...
Touching and heartbreaking. Beautiful that they had such deep love and admiration for one another. Charlie was one of the greatest artists of all time. I think he also had a deep sense of empathy for the sufferings (and enslavement) of much of humanity.
Yes. A large part of that was no doubt due to his having grown up in such dire poverty.
he was absolutely amazing. his love for oona was so beautiful and unlike anything you see today
I Love you Charlie!!!
Genius, expressed his views through comedy.He was not comedian sensible person with great humanity.
Chaplin was happy and content in his final years in Switzerland.
He certainly was.
Excellent short footage of Charles Chaplin! Beautiful homage he dedicated to his dearest wife Oona! Thank you for sharing.
My sentiments exactly.
He was 90 years old at the time, and he still looks so great!
Elise Shiong he died in his sleep peacefull death
The reason I think this was because when I first passed by an article about Charlie Chaplin, it said he died on December 25, 1981, at age 92. It also said he was knighted in 1979, in which time he would have been 90 years old. Maybe it was just some fan made fabrication?
Elise Shiong Chaplin died on Christmas Day 1977.
Don't believe everything you see in the articles ;)
Elise Shiong he was 88. Passed away in his sleep early morning Christmas 1977. My grandmother passed away 5 days later. Always remember that sad month.
Yes, I too believe it's Mathau. May be he was visiting. And what a score as the hero walks into the sunset with his beloved! Thanks for the memories, Charles.
Yes, that's Walter. He was married to one of Oona Chaplin's closest friends, Carol Marcus Saroyan. Oona's other best friend from when her growing up in America was Gloria Vanderbilt.
i just discovered charlie chaplin. hes the best actor ever
Yeah!
i first discover dear Charlie in 2007, when i came across the movie ''Hitler''now i watch his movies all the time can't get enough of him, they say u can't fall in love with a man thats gone off to heaven but i have, i bought one of his cut outs on Amazon he will be with me until i die he was a genius, keeps me happy and laughing every day. his speech is a master piece and it pertains right up to today pls listen to it.
@@annabellarobinson9230 he never did a film called hitler
I think we all what is meant by "hitler")
quel honneur pour nous qu'il a aimer vivre chez nous en Suisse. Et dire que son Manoir est devenu un Musée Chaplin S world ,un très bel hommage a Mr Charles Chaplin de son vivant :-) Merci a vous Mr Chaplin
He had a happy retirement in beautiful Switzerland ... cant ask for more than that! Good ol' Charlie ... one of London's greatest!
I don't care what anyone says. Okay he was 50. She was 18. So what? He obviously loved her and she obviously loved him or she wouldn't have married him...
Or mourned for him until the year that she herself passed.
You're 19 years old, am I right?
Older Fathers tend to create children with lifelong heart health - that is a fact. If a man of 50+ years has the income to provide for children until they can provide for themselves, why shouldn't he make a houseful of kiddies? Charlie's record proved to be especially sunny, in that respect.
Best thing that could have happened to Charlie and his family was to be "kicked out" (by the moronic McCarthy-ist retards of the USA) ; his final home proved to be his Heaven on Earth, surrounded by the love of his adoring Oona and their children.
ps - Tony Randall was 75 when he married 25-yr old Heather; their 2 lovely children thrive today. It would have been nice if Dad could have lived to 100 (3 years from now) , but he provided ample support and a legacy of love.
Yep. Even a comedic genius' diapers smell of sh*t. Just ..think of the money.
Yes, they had 8 children together. :o
What a blessing to see Charlie Chapman witness to Love.....Words fall short in supersensible experiences. Thank you 🙏🏻
Love that music at the end, it was composed by Chaplin for a film he never made, 'The Freak', a fairytale bout a girl with wings, a role written with his daughter Victoria in mind. He was too old then.
Very interesting! I was trying to find more about the tune - I thought It would be from one of his films. But the one that was never made - the very last - how very fitting and sad. And beautiful
I hadn't realized just how much Geraldine resembles her mother until now. That resemblence is uncanny! I had to look at the year and be certain it wasn't Geraldine sitting there, she looks exactly like Oona!
They really do look incredibly alike. Geraldine is the spitting image of her mother, Oona.
Thank you for sharing this video...
I agree 100 per cent.
R.I.P. Charlie Chaplin (1889-1977), Charlie's wife, Oona O'Neill (1925-1991), and Walter Matthau (1920-2000).
And Walter's wife (Carol Marcus Saroyan) passed away in 2003 at the age of 78. She and Gloria Vanderbilt were Oona's two best friends. They had known each other since they were teens back in America.
Beautiful and touching video Chaplin is Patrimony of the Humanity!!!!
He is obviously Mr Perfectionist. He is all rounder. Whatever he did he did it most perfectly giving his audience utmost satisfaction. And the spellbound audience must think, this is I wanted and nobody can do it so well.
He gives his audience pleasure but this pleasure is not just horseplay rather very dear because it conveys message.
His City Light, Gog's Life, The Great Dictator are the lighthouse in the ocean of cinema. He himself is a Wonder.
That music gets you every time,genius!
what a wonderful home video. makes me happy and proud to know charlie not personally but close enough. i watched all his movies and i feel really close to him. im proud to say i am a real true charlie chaplin fan. r.i.p forever charlie. your always in my heart forever. i love you. ;-)
When i was about 10 i used to watch Charlie Chaplin. When he died and saw his picture on tv i couldnt believe that it was him i just saw some old man i could not recognise. At my age then you only remember the good times and have no idea if what ageing is.
The two greatest comedy geniuses ever to come from England were Charles Chaplin and Stan laurel. We will never see their likes again.
Billie Ritchie was the original tramp. Charlie learned his mannerisms and facial expressions from Billie. I love Chaplin as an artist but he was hugely inspired by Billie. Sadly there isn't much content of Billies that survived. I think that has been done deliberately.
Whizzy 4567 Cantinflas
What about Groucho? Charlie thought most highly of Groucho Marx. They would have been too hilarious together
I simply love this man..............
Charles Chaplin has been one of the most extraordinary actors, composer, performers, directors...producers...you name it, who has ever existed. I´m sad I to say Inever met him in person...but surely I did one way or another when my father used to show to me n'd familiy, his 8 mms silent pictures of him when I was just 4 -5 years old. I loved them all!
...most moving
& beautiful
thanks
I am from iran. I love chaplin and her movies . This man is a fabolous person in the cinema's history
Always will be a living history.....
I remember when I was a child leaving in Uruguay and every Sunday at the school we watched his movies...
Lovely times....
Sweet music and documentary..Charlie Chaplin a legendary actor.
R.I.P Sir Charlie, hope there will be more of you in our time.
It's really true that Chaplin is still king of cinema, what an actor,
This film was so touching! I loved this! Two people who were so in love with each other. I like Attenborough 1992 bio film, but it was lacking. I long to see another bio film on him and one on Oona. She deserves a film too. I think she was the great love of J.D. Salinger's life and that he never got over her. She was the daughter of Eugene O'Neill who treated her and her brother Shane badly. Her friends have said that she could have been a talented writer. She could have been anything she wanted, yet she chose Charlie Chaplin. Good for her and him. If anyone knows of a new film coming about him or herr please post it.
it made me cry more than anything ever!!
High emotion and tears. A real Love Story. May we all be so blessed.
I wonder how Chaplin would have reacted to the portrayal of him by Robert Downey Jr. in Attenborough's biographical film in 1992. In many respects Downey's performance was uncanny, although the film was lacking in many respects. Chaplin was a true creative artist and a genius in terms of his physical comedic abilities. His work in The Gold Rush, City Lights, Modern Times, The Great Dictator and Limelight will live forever.
MrImiller07 The original movie was 4 hours long. Attenborough was upset he had to cut out 147 minutes so it could be shown in cinemas [time is $$$$]. He said it severely altered the film and wasn't complete. I'm unsure if you could find the director's cut, but if you could, it would be worth it.
Robert Downey junior was pretty damn good in that film in my opinion
superb.some people come for some purpose.his roll is still remarkable even in 2014.
Looks like he had a nice home. Look at all those fancy ornaments and
Furniture.
Ah it's so beautiful, my eyes! The tears!
The Chaplin's guests in this video are Walter Matthau and his wife, Carole Marcus Matthau, who was a dedicated friend to Oona O'neill Chaplin from the age of 14 to the end of Oona's life in 1991 at the age of 66.
Yes indeed. Oona, Carol & Gloria Vanderbilt all became best friends when they were teens back in America.
Sir you are very great. You never be forgotten and always live in people of noble hearts.
Lucky him he lived full life of perfection great work, legacy, aged very well, and finally happy family til the end in peaceful country
Many people cannot reach any of that, he is my idol...
Mr.chaplin had a great live and 4 beautiful wifes,his films are timeless as his amazing comedy, the best actor on the planet.
Greatest actor of all times.
What a beautiful couple So sweet so humble.
I just loved Chaplin so much!! A genius!!
best best actor comedian of all time
It would have been an honor to have been able to meet him
Beautiful short life storie of the legend Charles Chaplin! He touched a lot of us our hearts of watching his shows nothing but love, n so much laughs...
Милый милый наш Чарли ты всегда будешь любим
After Watching This I cried for 5 straight Minutes..Now i know what true love is like. Thank You Sir Charlie!
Thanks Charlie
A great talent Charlie Chaplin sir. Lots of love from India. You are an immortal soul.
Growing up I didn't even know he was British. But his accent sounds so sophisticated, it's hard to match with the antic-like characters he portrayed. I can't imagine that voice coming out of the Tramp. No wonder he did silent films :)
Nice to think that Walter Matthau visited Charlies Chaplin in his last years.
Charlie .
World love you .
World miss you .
Rest in peace my friend 🌹
I have watched some of his entertaining movies since my childhood. I at one time, I bought his DVD even before I could own a player for that.
The greatest man and the father of cinema.
What a beautiful moment..!very grateful to see it..!🤗🤗😍
cheguei muito, parabéns pela recordação não conhecia ele depois de idoso é muita emoção um abraço aqui do Brasil Deus abençoe todos que leram amém.
I so agree. Charlie Chaplin is always with us, in our hearts and memories. He gave so much, brought us to smiles and tears too. He was a character made of strong stuff, yet he also had a heart which reached out to so many of us and this dear gentleman had a wonderful way to communicate. I know that the world will never see such a remarkable actor again who brought so much joy, laughter and nostalgia to us. RIP Charlie.
I watched this video every day & never ever get tired from it u know why because is Charlie , I love Charlie & i miss Charlie .
Rest in peace Charlie 🌷
Iam so proud of myself for growing up watching Charlie Chaplin .Those were the times I laughed wholeheartedly..
Charles Chaplin one of the best!!! 🐞
charlie we 💗 you so much R.I.P
Wonderful cultural record
In my thought Chaplin was one of the greats and I admire him as a person and I respect him so much because he has given hope to me and one of his famous quotes "I walk in the rain so that no one can see me cry' inspired me a lot
You are my hero Chaplin. I love you!
+jose lopez The Irony of that is that in mid 40's and 50's he was rejected by the american public which is why he moved to Switzerland
Love ya Charlie
I bought the Gentleman Tramp on DVD and was not disappointed. My favorite footage is extra video of Chaplin's 1972 Oscar appearance when we see the celebrities gather around Chaplin (Jane Fonda and Jack Nicholson even shaking hands with him) the closest thing is was disappointed with was there was no other footage of Chaplin in 1975 in Vevey other than this scene (and a brief 3 second moment when he looks to camera and says "I lived a hell of a life") but from what I have read, his mental health was slipping by this time (even at the Oscars, you can see that great mind struggling to find words to say thank you) he was two years away from meeting his end on Christmas 1977.
Dear Charlie Chaplin, we really love and respect you.
*No one can ever deny the genius and the pathos of Charlie Chaplin.*
Music 🎼 Fantastic I’ve watched this several time Man was Brilliant
Magical R. I. P. Charlie... X
Truly a Global Icon
This is Richard Pattersons excellent A GENTLEMAN TRAMP documentary. Mr Patterson has pressed and published it himself on DVD (very professionally done, with a fab booklet) and you can find it by searching GENTLEMAN TRAMP on the USA Amazon site (cant seem to find it on UK Amazon) you will notice the seller is the man himself, Mr Patterson, so any questions about buying can be asked directly via Amazon. Ive got this in my DVD collection, excellent item.
Better still, you can also get "A Gentleman Tramp" as an "extra" along with some other great extra features when you buy the complete Chaplin Mutuals that were restored by David Sheppard in a terrific DVD set.
As much as we watch that Walter Matthau visits Charles Chaplin.
Charles Chaplin was one of the most clever and innovative actors, directors and screenplay authors in the history of movie. Applaude. 👏👏
Thank God for UA-cam.....
I wish I could only see beauty here. I just see how cruel aging is. If one doesn't get old, they die young. So sad either way.
+Eileen D Yea, well, think I'll try to grow old rather than the alternative!
When you view a life closer to its sunset than its sunrise, it's easy to lament the twilight of their place on earth. A vibrant soul now seen in struggle against the ravages of time can seem tragic and too short. Yet our passing, no matter when it comes, brings us into the light of knowledge and reason. And all we have ever wondered is answered and all who were ever loved are returned. I would not hasten my life's end but I will not mourn its passing either. A person pressing further into the other end of life comes to know that the game, well done or foul, is best played in laughter and passed on in joy. Charlie Chaplin played in laughter not sadness. Sadness is not for those who die. Sadness is for those who never lived. Charlie Chaplin lived. And for a time, watching him on a screen, either long ago or yet to come, those lucky souls remain, laughing and in love. What greater joy than a life so lived. So, live life, Eileen. And give more than you're given. Then you will know the joy of life, even at it's passing.