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The last appearance of Charlie Chaplin in a leading role, A King in New York was a comedy about a dethroned European monarch named King Shahdov. Following a revolution a penniless Shahdov flees to New York and works in television commercial to earn money. However, he is suspected of being a communist due to a chance meeting with the child of two communists. This leads to him facing the committee on Un-American activities. | The last appearance of Charlie Chaplin in a leading role, A King in New York was a comedy about a dethroned European monarch named King Shahdov. Following a revolution a penniless Shahdov flees to New York and works in television commercial to earn money. However, he is suspected of being a communist due to a chance meeting with the child of two communists. This leads to him facing the committee on Un-American activities. | ||
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[[Image:King in NY Plane 2.jpg|thumb|500px|none|Boeing 377-10-26 Stratocruiser of Pan American World Airways]] | [[Image:King in NY Plane 2.jpg|thumb|500px|none|Boeing 377-10-26 Stratocruiser of Pan American World Airways]] | ||
Revision as of 18:06, 12 April 2011
Movie (1957)
Starring:
Charles Chaplin (King Shahdov)
Michael Chaplin(Rupert Macabee)
Dawn Addams (Ann Kay)
Maxine Audley (Queen Irene)
Jerry Desmonde (Prime Minister Voudel)
Sid James (Johnson)
The last appearance of Charlie Chaplin in a leading role, A King in New York was a comedy about a dethroned European monarch named King Shahdov. Following a revolution a penniless Shahdov flees to New York and works in television commercial to earn money. However, he is suspected of being a communist due to a chance meeting with the child of two communists. This leads to him facing the committee on Un-American activities.
Boeing 377-10-26 Stratocruiser
Vickers 701 Viscount
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