In 1972, Charlie Chaplin returned to the U.S. after years of exile and received the longest standing ovation in Oscar history, lasting about 12 minutes.
by Comprehensive-Way482
In 1972, Charlie Chaplin returned to the U.S. after years of exile and received the longest standing ovation in Oscar history, lasting about 12 minutes.
by Comprehensive-Way482
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Imagine being so influential that the industry has to ignore its own rules just to honour your legacy.
a memorable day
You can see how much it meant to him just by looking at his face.
he look really happy
Il est tellement ému
C’est beau à voir
Would be nice to see the original 1972 clip without a song from ABBA released in 1980 overlayed on it.
Why was he exiled?
one of the few times a rule break was done for the completely right reason.
the look on his face makes me sad