Comedian Sticks to His Original Character in New Film, "Pay Day"

Title: Comedian Sticks to His Original Character in New Film, "Pay Day"
Creator: New York, Motion Picture News, Inc.
Date: 1922
Description: This article talks about Chaplin's Film Pay Day (1922)
It mentions that Pay Day (1922) was an original story written by Chaplin, who also directed and starred in it.
Throughout the film, Chaplin remained true to his original role. Until the film is released, everything he does is kept a secret. Chaplin and his organisation kept strict secrecy during the Payday preparations. Visitors were barred from entering the studio when the comic talent performed in front of the camera, with a few exceptions. The majority of the scenes were filmed at night. The film is Chaplin's seventh for Associated First National Pictures, Inc.; Pay Day (1922); Charlie Chaplin - Brick Scene (from "Pay Day"); The promotion of Pay Day (1922) in Film Daily; Newspaper Opinions about Pay Day (1922)
Scholarly Significance: It is clear that Pay Day (1922) is a very personal film for Chaplin. The most valuable thing about Chaplin's performance is the perfect blend of comedy and life, his smile and gestures can cause you to laugh, but you can't deny that when you stop laughing and think about it, what you are left with is not the moments that make you laugh, but rather the images that make you feel sad.
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Cataloguer: Yuan Yuan

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