:59:01
...in the house Charlie bought for her.
:59:08
Sydney Chaplin retired to France
and spent summers at Charlie's home...
:59:12
...in Switzerland.
He died on Charlie's 76th birthday.
:59:17
Fred Karno, who gave Charlie
his first job, went bankrupt in 1926.
:59:21
He died penniless 15 years later.
:59:26
Hetty Kelly, Charlie's first love,
married a politician and died at 25.
:59:29
She was the inspiration for many
of Charlie's screen heroines.
:59:35
George Hayden
is a fictional character.
:59:38
Charlie wrote "My Autobiography",
on which this film is partly based.
:59:44
Mack Sennett's reign as the king
of comedy ended with the talkies.
:59:48
He received a Special Oscar in 1937.
:59:54
Mabel Normand was involved
in a drug and sex scandal...
:59:58
...surrounding a murder in 1922.
She never acted again.
1:00:02
Edna Purviance was Charlie's leading
lady in more than 30 comedies.
1:00:05
Charlie kept her on the studio
payroll all her life.
1:00:11
Douglas Fairbanks founded United
Artists with Charlie, Mary and Griffith.
1:00:16
He died in his sleep
of a heart attack in 1939.
1:00:21
Mary Pickford competed with Charlie
as the highest earner in Hollywood.
1:00:26
"America's Sweetheart"
lived to be 86.
1:00:32
Mildred Harris was Charlie's first wife.
1:00:35
Her career faded
and she died an alcoholic at 43.
1:00:39
J. Edgar Hoover was FBI Director for
almost 50 years. Using sex secrets...
1:00:44
...illegally gathered by his agents
to manipulate powerful people.
1:00:48
Charlie's FBI file
was more than 1,900 pages.
1:00:53
Lita Grey was Charlie's second wife.
1:00:57
She and Sydney Jr. Were living
when this film was finished.