What exactly made Chaplin a master of humor

His performances are funny, humorous, and rich in body language.

Chaplin was an extraordinary actor who starred in and directed several outstanding comedies. Few people get bored by his ridiculous mustache, funny gestures, and funny reactions when being pursued by a police detective. Drunk, slipping on a banana peel, or whispering about his own troubles, his performances without any words always make us more satisfied with our lives.

To this day, his unique sense of humor continues to surprise people around the world.

In a small-budget movie, he plays a poor and homeless man in frayed shoes and dirty clothes. In one scene, he is trapped in a large mountain by a snowstorm. Despite his many difficulties, he was not lucky enough.

When the porridge was finished, he had to pick out a shoe and cook it. He cut off the leather soles and chewed them like pancakes. According to one actress, his performance was so convincing and hilarious that everyone present couldn't help but burst out laughing.

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In the movie, he played the image of a factory worker with a little poor self-control. At the beginning of the movie, he is doing the work of screwing repeatedly on a crawler conveyor assembly line. So much so that after stopping, his hands couldn't control themselves, and this scene made the audience laugh.

Although the film seems to be a long time ago now, when we see the image of Chaplin in the film, we can still associate the state of his own work, which is the greatness of Charlie Chaplin, his exaggerated body language, not only through the screen, but also through the big screen through time and space, so that years later, the audience can still follow him with a wrench in both hands.

The action of turning the screws laughed, and when he laughed, he couldn't help but feel bitter in his heart.

And the hard work didn't make the characters in the film live happily ever after, and then someone recommended a very creative tool to the factory owner. The approximate name is the feeding machine, and the main purpose is to speed up the speed at which workers eat, so as to reduce unnecessary non-working time, and thus improve work efficiency faster.

Chaplin's role in the film, as the experimenter of the machine, was tortured because of the irrationality of the machine, this scene not only satirized the factory owner in the movie, but also a ruthless criticism of the American capitalist society in the 30s of the 20th century, which was the era when the American economic monopoly was more serious. Most of the workers are unemployed, and the workers who have jobs are extremely squeezed of surplus value, the machine in this movie is fictional, and Chaplin is using this exaggerated bridge to resist the social injustice at that time, a kind of "silent" resistance.

After several tortures, the male protagonist was tortured into a mental illness.

The patient was admitted to a psychiatric hospital. After careful care from the hospital, the actor recovered his health, but unfortunately he had just stepped into society again, and he was regarded as the leader of the workers' strike because of an unintentional mistake, so he was imprisoned. There are a lot of ridiculous stories about the male protagonist in prison, but he finds that prison is a good place to stay, and it is simply the "paradise" of his dreams.

This section that depicts the prison as a paradise is also a stroke of genius. The male protagonist who has suffered several setbacks has lost interest in society and hope for life, and society has guided an originally useful person into a waste through the means of raising seedlings. This has to be said to be a social failure.

Chaplin lost his father at an early age and worked as an entertainer or in a touring theater company. In 1913, with the Carno pantomime troupe went to the individual ** (7 photos) American performance, was directed by the American director MSenat took a fancy to it and began his film career.

On February 28, 1914, Charlotte, a homeless man wearing a bowler hat, holding a bamboo cane, and large leather boots, and walking like a duck, appeared for the first time in the film Between the Showers. This image has become the symbol of Chaplin's comedies, which have been popular in Europe and the United States for more than 20 years. He laid the foundation for modern comedy films, and Chaplin's appearance in a bowler hat and gown almost became an important representative of comedy films, and many artists have performed in his way since then.

A master of comedy, although he could not express his humor in words at the time, he was able to illustrate every humorous story with his expressions and his own movements. And he was a valuable person who opened up this field of humor at that time.