1. Body language
or something
else ?

2. Whois the best user of
body language ?

3. Who can say everything
withoutof words?

4. ,,Words are cheap.
The biggest thing you can say is
,,elephant”.
...... ……. ?

5. Heis the genious who
changethe world!

6. NO,
incorect!
Yes,
It’s corect!
Charly?

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9. Silent movie
actors were the
pioneers of non-
verbal communication
skills.
They only use
gestures & other
body signals to
communicat effectively.

11. …was one of the most
creative &
influential
personalities of
the silent-film era.
Sir Charles Spencer
Chaplin
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12. Why is he most
creative?

13. A biography of
Award:
Winning Actor
Writer
Director
Producer
&
Composer
Popularly known as
the ,,little Tramp”.

14. Max Linder
Pioneer of all movie comedians

15. In 1999, the American Film
Institute ranked Chaplin the
10th greatest male
screen
legend of all time.

16. He wrote the
book - ,,A LIFE”!
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17. "Chaplin was not just 'big', he was
gigantic.
,,…In 1915, he burst onto a war-torn world
bringing it the gift of comedy, laughter and
relief while it was tearing itself apart through
World War I.
Over the next 25 years, through the Great
Depression and the rise of Adolf Hitler, he
stayed on the job. ...
It is doubtful any individual has ever given
more entertainment, pleasure and relief
to so many human beings when they needed it
the most“.
In 2008, Martin Sieff wrote:

18. George Bernard
Shaw called Chaplin
"the only genius to come out
of the movie industry“!

19. Biography
Earli Life in Londone
(1889-1909)

20. His parents were
entertainers in the music
hall tradition.
They separated before
Chaplin was three.

21. Troupe of young male dancers
Archbishop Temple's Boys School
Central London District School for paupers

22. In 1903 Chaplin
secured the role of
Billy the pageboy
in
Sherlock
Holmes.

23. He had 4 wife and 12
childrebn.

24. Mildred Harris, c.
1918–1920
Chaplin with Edna Purviance in The
Immigrant (1917)
Chaplin and Paulette
Goddard in The Great
Dictator (1940)

25. Chaplin's
grave in
Switzerland

26. Statue of Chaplin in
Leicester Square,
London
Bronze statue at
Waterville, County
Kerry
Charlie Chaplin Statue in Vevey,
Switzerland
Statues

27. Filmography

28. LegacyChaplin and Jackie
Coogan in The Kid (1921)
Chaplin's "tramp"
character is possibly the
most imitated on all levels
of entertainment.

29. Chaplin wrote, directed, and starred in dozens of feature
films and short subjects.
_ The Immigrant (1917),
_ The Gold Rush (1925),
_ City Lights (1931),
_ Modern Times (1936),
_ and The Great Dictator (1940).

30. Chaplin’s letter to
Zheraldin!
,,…It more than forty years I laugh
people on earth. But I cried more
than they are brave …”
,, Today is your day. Dance! I dancing
in a wide okasan and trousers, and you
in silk dress of a princess. These
dances and the sound of applause will
sometimes rise in the heavens…
Go! Go there! But back on earth! And
look at people’s lives, the lives of
those street dancers in the final quarters
to play hungry and shiver and
beggary.
I was like them, Zheraldin! …”

31. ,,…Story about a hungry fool who peeshe and dancing in
the poor neighborhoods of London, and then …
gathering alms …
This is my story! “

32. Chaplin’s
Qoutes:

33. ,,,,LifeLife is a tragedyis a tragedy
when seen in close-when seen in close-
up, but aup, but a comedycomedy inin
long-shot”.long-shot”.
To truly laugh, you
must be able to take
your painpain, andand
play with it!”.play with it!”.
,,Laughter is the
tonic, the relief,
the surcease
for pain”.

34. ““You'll never find a rainbow ifYou'll never find a rainbow if
you're looking down”!you're looking down”!

35. ,,We think too much and feel too littl”e.,,We think too much and feel too littl”e.

36. ,,I suppose that’s one the ironic of life doing the wrong
thing at the right moment.”
“My pain may be the reason for
somebody's laugh.
But my laugh must never be the
reason for somebody's pain.”

37. ,,I thought I would dress in baggy pants, big shoes,a cane and a
derby hat. Everything a contradiction...”

38. ““Like everyone elseLike everyone else I am what II am what I am: anam: an
individual, unique andindividual, unique and differentdifferent, with a, with a
lineal history of ancestral promptings andlineal history of ancestral promptings and
urgings;urgings;
a history ofa history of dreams,dreams, desires, and ofdesires, and of
special experiencesspecial experiences, all of which, all of which
I am the sum total.”I am the sum total.”

39. Presentation made
by:
Maia Khositashvili
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