My Autobiography

Charles Chaplin

Edité par Simon and Schuster, 1964

My Autobiography by Charlie Chaplin, first published in 1964, is a candid and eloquent memoir that chronicles the life of one of cinema's most iconic figures. Spanning 512 pages, the book offers readers an intimate look into Chaplin's journey from his impoverished childhood in South London to his rise as a global film star. In this autobiography, Chaplin reflects on his early years marked by hardship and instability, including the death of his father and his mother's mental illness. He delves into his experiences in the music halls, his transition to film, and the creation of his beloved character, the Little Tramp. The narrative also touches upon his ventures in founding United Artists, his political views, and the controversies that led to his exile from the United States during the McCarthy era. Chaplin's writing is noted for its warmth, wit, and introspection. He provides vivid descriptions of his encounters with notable figures, including Albert Einstein and Winston Churchill, and offers insights into his creative process. The autobiography is both a personal account and a reflection on the evolution of cinema and celebrity. N° de réf. du vendeur NF.CHA.1964.1

Détails bibliographiques

Titre : My Autobiography
Éditeur : Simon and Schuster
Date d'édition : 1964
Reliure : Hardcover
Etat : Very Good
Etat de la jaquette : Good
Edition : 1st Edition