
Jean-Baptiste Thierrée, Jean Champion, Delphine Seyrig in Muriel. Alain Resnais. 1963.
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Chas — in costume and tortured-genius mode — on an boat in San Pedro with a jazz quartet during production of A Day’s Pleasure. 1919.
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Chas in the editing room.
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Chas directs Sophia Loren in A Countess from Hong Kong, as Syd and Jane look on. 1967.
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David Gill (right) poses (I’ll assume reluctantly) with noted film-collecting dirtbag Raymond Rohauer as they move Rahauer’s stash of Chaplin outtakes from France to England so they can be sorted out for inclusion in Unknown Chaplin. 1981.
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Chas with son Syd, Sophia Loren and Marlon Brando on the set of Countess from Hong Kong. 1967.
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Chas reflected in Oona‘s sunglasses.
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Gary Cooper, Sally Eilers, Chaplin, Elsa Maxwell, Countess Dorothy Di Frasso, Jessica Stewart Sargent—wife of Richard Bartelmess, Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks. Circa 1928.

The freshly knighted Sir Chas poses with the family: Annette, Josephine, Oona, Christopher, Geraldine and Jane. March 4, 1975.
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