IMDb-BEWERTUNG
8,2/10
139.297
IHRE BEWERTUNG
Der Vagabund sorgt für ein verlassenes Kind, doch die Ereignisse setzen die Beziehung einem Risiko aus.Der Vagabund sorgt für ein verlassenes Kind, doch die Ereignisse setzen die Beziehung einem Risiko aus.Der Vagabund sorgt für ein verlassenes Kind, doch die Ereignisse setzen die Beziehung einem Risiko aus.
- Auszeichnungen
- 2 wins total
Charles Chaplin
- A Tramp
- (as Charlie Chaplin)
Jackie Coogan
- The Child
- (as Jack Coogan)
Albert Austin
- Car Thief
- (Nicht genannt)
- …
Beulah Bains
- Bride
- (Nicht genannt)
Nellie Bly Baker
- Slum Nurse
- (Nicht genannt)
Henry Bergman
- Professor Guido
- (Nicht genannt)
- …
Edward Biby
- Orphan Asylum Driver
- (Nicht genannt)
B.F. Blinn
- His Assistant
- (Nicht genannt)
Kitty Bradbury
- Bride's Mother
- (Nicht genannt)
Frank Campeau
- Welfare Officer
- (Nicht genannt)
Bliss Chevalier
- Extra in Wedding Scene
- (Nicht genannt)
Frances Cochran
- Extra in Reception Scene
- (Nicht genannt)
Elsie Codd
- Extra in Alley Scene
- (Nicht genannt)
Jack Coogan Sr.
- Pickpocket
- (Nicht genannt)
- …
Estelle Cook
- Extra in Wedding Scene
- (Nicht genannt)
Lillian Crane
- Extra in Wedding Scene
- (Nicht genannt)
Handlung
WUSSTEST DU SCHON:
- WissenswertesThe off-screen chemistry between Charles Chaplin and Jackie Coogan was just as strong as their onscreen relationship. Every Sunday, during the first few weeks of filming, Chaplin would take Jackie to amusement parks and pony rides and other activities. Some have seen Chaplin's relationship with Coogan as an attempt for Chaplin to reclaim his own unhappy childhood, while others have interpreted Chaplin's attention toward the boy as recasting Coogan into the child he had just lost.
- PatzerOn the rooftop, after the Tramp chases the two welfare workers who have captured and tormented John, the scene ends with the Tramp and one of the workers fighting on the back of the workers' pickup truck. After kicking the second welfare man off the back of the pickup, the Tramp makes a 'nonsensical' wave good-bye as he and John ride off to momentary safety. In reality Charles Chaplin (also the director) is waving 'CUT' to cameraman Roland Totheroh.
- Zitate
Title Card: A picture with a smile - and perhaps, a tear.
- Alternative VersionenA new version was reissued in 1972 with a new music score composed by Charles Chaplin, who also re-edited the film in order to omit a few scenes featuring the kid's mother.
- VerbindungenEdited into Geschichte(n) des Kinos: Une histoire seule (1989)
Ausgewählte Rezension
Is there a way to name the greatest filmmaker of all time? Probably not, to different people it's gonna be different person, so I can speak only for myself. Let me try to describe my favorite contestant for this award:
This man is the true embodiment of the "American Dream": Having grown up in poverty and misery and virtually without parents (without a father and with insane mother), moving to America with basically nothing but his ability to speak English (in the era of the silent movies), this man manages to establish his own film company (United Artists) and becomes one of the creators of Hollywood. He produces, directs, writes, plays the leading role and composes the music for his movies. He is the creator of the most famous movie image on the earth-the Little Tramp. As you all probably know I am talking about sir Charles Spencer Chaplin.
There are attempts, sometimes I read, to make Buster Keaton candidate for the Chaplin's throne. Well, I won't comment on that for I am not familiar with Keaton's work; I grew up with Chaplin so you could say I am being biased, however I would mention only one fact here: the only time the two meet on the screen is in a Chaplin's movie "Limelight." I think this says a lot.
Why did I choose the movie "The Kid" as a podium for my tribute to the great Charlie? I have to say I like all of his movies, mistake, I love all of his movies, but this one is the true purl in his work to me. I don't think of any other movie, not only Chaplin's, that made me cry, I mean really cry, and laugh, I mean really laugh, like "The Kid." The closest I can think of now is another Chaplin's masterpiece "City Lights" but unlike the later one in the former one that is only him, the tramp, and the kid; and everything is silent. Think about it: the movie making at its purest.
I don't know whether I could make my point with this review-probably not. There are not enough words to describe the respect and gratitude I feel towards Chaplin. To me he is simply the greatest filmmaker of all time.
This man is the true embodiment of the "American Dream": Having grown up in poverty and misery and virtually without parents (without a father and with insane mother), moving to America with basically nothing but his ability to speak English (in the era of the silent movies), this man manages to establish his own film company (United Artists) and becomes one of the creators of Hollywood. He produces, directs, writes, plays the leading role and composes the music for his movies. He is the creator of the most famous movie image on the earth-the Little Tramp. As you all probably know I am talking about sir Charles Spencer Chaplin.
There are attempts, sometimes I read, to make Buster Keaton candidate for the Chaplin's throne. Well, I won't comment on that for I am not familiar with Keaton's work; I grew up with Chaplin so you could say I am being biased, however I would mention only one fact here: the only time the two meet on the screen is in a Chaplin's movie "Limelight." I think this says a lot.
Why did I choose the movie "The Kid" as a podium for my tribute to the great Charlie? I have to say I like all of his movies, mistake, I love all of his movies, but this one is the true purl in his work to me. I don't think of any other movie, not only Chaplin's, that made me cry, I mean really cry, and laugh, I mean really laugh, like "The Kid." The closest I can think of now is another Chaplin's masterpiece "City Lights" but unlike the later one in the former one that is only him, the tramp, and the kid; and everything is silent. Think about it: the movie making at its purest.
I don't know whether I could make my point with this review-probably not. There are not enough words to describe the respect and gratitude I feel towards Chaplin. To me he is simply the greatest filmmaker of all time.
- vladymirror
- 25. Sept. 2003
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