David Robinson

...and Chaplin experts. The reason why the film had never surfaced before could be the row between Chaplin and the film company. Chaplin's biographer, David Robinson. He says the footage's value could be anything between GBP3,000 to GBP40,000.

In this article: Charlie Chaplin, Tin, EBay, Googled, and London

...Chaplin was involved in the project or whether various out-takes were spliced together without his knowledge or consent. David Robinson, author of Chaplin: His Life and Art, believed the film could be worth anything from GBP3,000 to...

In this article: Charlie Chaplin, EBay, Sausage, Tin, and First World War

The reason why the film had never surfaced before could be the row between Chaplin and the film company. Chaplin s biographer, David Robinson, has explained that Essanay had extended Chaplin s film by adding extra footage. However,...

In this article: Charlie Chaplin, Tin, Essanay, EBay, and First World War

...Essanay film company, with which Chaplin had a contract in 1914, before falling out with the company Chaplin's biographer, David Robinson, believes Essanay tried to exploit film it had of Chaplin by adding extra footage. Chaplin then took...

In this article: Charlie Chaplin, Essanay, Tin, First World War, and EBay

...book, My Autobiography ''. The filmography consisted of 80 motion pictures released since 1914. Further detail was added to it in David Robinson 's 1985 biography, ''Chaplin: His Life and Art, which included Chaplin's last film, A Countess...

In this article: Charlie Chaplin, Academy Awards, Limelight, Essanay Film Manufacturing Company, England, A Countess from Hong Kong, City Lights, and The Great Dictator

...Sr.. Rumors have persisted that Chaplin's 1915-1923 leading lady Edna Purviance made an appearance in the film. Chaplin biographer David Robinson wrote that Purviance did return briefly to the Chaplin Studios and prepared for a small role in...

In this article: Chaplin, Orson Welles, Monsieur Verdoux, Edna Purviance, Academy Award, World War II, Henri Desire Landru, and The Great Dictator

David Robinson (born 1930) is a British film critic and author. He started writing for Sight and Sound and the Monthly Film Bulletin in the 1950s, becoming Assistant Editor of Sight and Sound and Editor of the Monthly Film Bulletin in...

In this article: Monthly Film Bulletin, Sight and Sound, The Times, Financial Times, Buster Keaton, Museum of the Moving Image, London, and Italy

...the world since 1990, most recently as Consul General in the Ukraine and Consul in Merida, Mexico. DAVID ROBINSON (DR) is Books Editor of The Scotsman. His first book, In Cold Print, is published this month. MAGNUS LINKLATER (ML) is a...

In this article: The Scotsman, Magnus Linklater, Scotland, and Seamus Heaney

...equally important in a human community-frayed or destroyed. Why would a legal American such as Stillmore trailer park owner David Robinson hang his flag upside down in solidarity with the "criminals" taken from his trailer park? Because...

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...War I propaganda initiative to combat the scare of airship bombing raids, launched by Germany against Britain in early 1915. David Robinson, author of Chaplin: His Life and Art, feels the footage's value could be anything between GBP3,000...

In this article: Charlie Chaplin, Tin, EBay, Unknown Chaplin, Googled, World War I, and Chaplin: His Life and Art