Modern Times

[1936, Movie]

Modern Times: Review

Charlie Chaplin's sentimental but keenly satirical swipe at the mechanization of everyday life is the last of the great silent features, even though it was made well into the sound era. The film follows Chaplin's tramp persona through a day at the factory, an accidental arrest, a stint working at a department store and a brief engagement as a waiter, during which he's called on suddenly to perform a song. It's here, for the very first time in any of his films, we hear Chaplin's voice. Read the complete review for Modern Times

Modern Times: Cast & Details

Year: 1936
Rated NR

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Cast
Charlie Chaplin: A Worker
Paulette Goddard: Gamine
Henry Bergman: Cafe Owner
Tiny Sandford: Big Bill/Worker
Chester Conklin: Mechanic
Hank Mann: Burglar

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Modern Times: TV Guide News

TV Guide Interviews & Features | 10/6/2003
Actress. Singer. Director. Writer. Recipient of Grammys, Emmys and Oscars galore. Barbra Streisand has had a remarkable read more

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