Lone Prospector

Biggest star in the world, bar none.

The Little Tramp.

Everybody loved him.

Women threw themselves at him.

Next question.

Charlie Chaplin's Little Tramp stars in Modern Times in a 1936 film about surviving in the industrialized world.

What is his job? Charlie Chaplin's Little Tramp stars in modern times in a 1936 film about surviving in the industrialized world.

What is his job? I have a butcher, a steel worker.

Uncle Jim says tightening bolts.

I toured North America's Vaudeville circuit with Stan Laurel from Laurel and Hardy and signed a $150 per week contract with Keystone Studios.

My character, The Tramp, became a cultural phenomenon and a film which I directed.

In 1919, I co-founded United Artists Distribution Company, which is still active today.

My many movies, including The Kid, The Gold Rush and Modern Times, are hailed as timeless classics and I won three Academy Awards, two Honorary and one for Best Original Dramatic Score for 1973's Limelight.

Yet she remains undeterred, her spirit unbroken.

Her character is reminiscent of Charlie Chaplin's Little Tramp, with a touch of Lucille Ball's comedic flair creating a unique blend of humour and pathos.

The film's narrative is not driven by a traditional plot, but rather by Cabiria's interactions and experiences.

Her encounters with various characters, including a suave film star and a seemingly sincere shooter named Oscar, played by François Perrier, reveal the complexities of her character.