Charlie Chaplin was one of the most influential figures in the early days of cinema, and his feature films represented some of the best that Old Hollywood had to offer. From his onscreen debut in 1914 to his eventual passing in 1977, Chaplin often pushed the boundaries of what was possible in film production, and his work always had an abundance of heart to go along with the laughs. Although he was most remembered for his Tramp character, Chaplin wasn't limited only to silent films and his body of work grew along with the film technology of the time.
