Charlie Chaplin: The Forgotten Years

Charlie Chaplin: The Forgotten Years was released on May 18, 2003.

Charlie Chaplin: The Forgotten Years was directed by Beat Hirt, Felice Zenoni.

Charlie Chaplin: The Forgotten Years has a runtime of 55m.

This documentary about Charlie Chaplin focuses on his late years when he lived with his family in a village on Lake Geneva in Switzerland. His personal life and his love for the circus are depicted as well as the late works of his professional career, including his extensive work as a composer. In addition, the film reveals the Swiss intelligence agency's file on Chaplin. Features numerous archive clips and new interviews with family members and various entertainment stars, including Petula Clark, who sings her Chaplin-written hit "This Is My Song" in his villa.

The key characters in Charlie Chaplin: The Forgotten Years are Self (Eugene Chaplin), Self (Geraldine Chaplin), Self (Michael Chaplin).

Charlie Chaplin: The Forgotten Years is rated Not Rated.

Charlie Chaplin: The Forgotten Years is a Documentary, Biography film.

Charlie Chaplin: The Forgotten Years has an audience rating of 6.7 out of 10.