Curta-metragem / Comédia
USA,
1914, 11 min
Realização:
Henry LehrmanArgumento:
Charlie ChaplinCâmara:
Enrique Juan VallejoSinopses(1)
This first outing for the Tramp character was an improvised affair shot at an actual children's push-car race at Venice. The Tramp character spends most of the film camera-hogging and obstructing the view of the cameraman (played by Frank D Williams) and the director (Lehrman) while the (real) audience - getting their first ever sight of the Tramp - seem to think he is a genuine nuisance and not an actor. The final shot is of Chaplin in close-up, mugging at the camera. The close-up at the end is effectively the performer's bow to the audience, which was a convention of the time adopted from the stage. (texto oficial do distribuidor)
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