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Film Daily, New York, October 25, 1939.
The Great Dictator Scene
& Im Kriegskabinett: Winston Churchill und Anthony Eden,
die beide die „Appeasement“-Politik Chamberlains
stark kritisiert haben, wurden ins britische Kabinett aufgenommen. Churchill ist Flottenminister, Eden Dominion-Secretary.
(...) Deutsches Volksecho, New York, Sept. 9, 1939
& HOLLYWOOD VETERANS ATTEND
COMEDIAN‘S RITES
WORKED WITH ACTOR – Old friends who had known
Ford Sterling during his career yesterday paid their
respects at his burial services. Left to right, front row, Harold
Lloyd, Mack Sennett, Barney Oldfield, Charles Chaplin,
Douglas Fairbanks, Donald Crisp and Charlie Murray. Sennett
brought Sterling to the film.
(...) AP Photo, Los Angeles Times, L. A., Cal. Oct. 18, 1939.
AP, Associated Press.
& Extras love working for Charlie Chaplin, because he doesn‘t
actually get going until he‘s been on a picture six
months. Other day they did a scene with Paulette, who carried
a basket of washing on her head. She asked extras
what they thought of it. They said: „Good.“ Charlie said: „Lousy.“
They took it 20 more times.
(...) Hedda Hopper‘s HOLLYWOOD, Cincinnati Inquirer,
Cincinnati, Ohio, Oct. 10, 1939
& Charles Chaplin has switched his role in „The Dictator“
from tailor to barber; gives hime more opportunity
for comedy business. And Paulette Goddard has the part
of a Jewish laundress.
(...) Paul Harrison, NEA Service Staff Correspondent, Kingsport
Times. Kingsport, Tennessee, Oct. 31, 1939.
NEA, Newspaper Enterprise Association.
& PATHE LAB. BUSINESS UP 30%, SAYS BRIGGS (...)
Laboratory work on the new Charles Chaplin
picture has been assigned to Pathe.
(...) Film Daily, Oct. 27, 1939
& Silverstone said the new Charles Chaplin picture will be
completed and released this season, being among
15 films which United Artists will deliver during the reminder
of the season.
(...) Motion Picture Daily, Nov. 15, 1939
& Silverstone says he regards
Selznick as „the greatest producer the industry has known.“
He reported that the new Charles Chaplin picture
was „three-quarters completed.“
(...) Motion Picture Daily, Dec. 20, 1939
& The Chaplin picture will be titled „The Great Dictator“
if negotiations now under way with Paramount,
which owns the title „The Dictator,“ are successful. The
picture will be released this Summer, it was said.
(...) Motion Picture Daily, Jan. 27, 1940
& The Chaplin picture, „The Dictators,“ has been completed,
except for a few location shots.
(...) Film Daily, Feb. 27, 1940
& „Dictator“ 1st Release (...)
Charles Chaplin‘s „The Great Dictator“ will be the
first release of the new United Artists season.
(...) Motion Picture Daily, March 25, 1940
„Chaplin‘s Hinkle“
Editorial content. „Starr Pens Chaplin Article
The American Hebrew is going in for a philosophic type
of motion picture coverage. Its editors say that the
readers‘ reaction (which takes in many members of the clergy
of many denomination) to Martin Starr‘s 10,000-word
article on Warner‘s Sons of Liberty induced them to ask for
a similar philosophically-patriotic treatment on
Charlie Chaplin. The result is Starr‘s article, ,Chaplin‘s Hinkle,‘
which breaks in the issue of Oct. 27. It deals
in great measure with Chaplin‘s present production
before his cameras.“
Redaktioneller Inhalt
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