description The Masquerader Overview
The Masquerader, released in 1914, was produced by Charlie Chaplin at Keystone Studios and features performances from Chaplin and Roscoe Arbuckle. The short film clocks in at approximately thirteen minutes and represents Chaplin’s tenth directorial effort. It was created during his time at the studio.
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info The Masquerader Specifications
| Country | United States |
| Year | 1914 |
help The Masquerader FAQ
Who appears in Charlie Chaplin's The Masquerader?
Charlie Chaplin and Roscoe Arbuckle appear in The Masquerader, a short comedy produced at Keystone Studios. Chaplin plays a performer involved in a backstage masquerade and identity mix-up.
When was The Masquerader released?
The Masquerader was released in 1914 and runs for approximately thirteen minutes. It was made during Chaplin's early Keystone period, when he was rapidly developing his screen persona and directing style.
Did Charlie Chaplin direct The Masquerader?
Yes, Chaplin directed the short and is credited with making it his tenth directorial effort. Keystone Studios produced the film during his first year of major film work.
What is the plot of The Masquerader?
The short revolves around a film performer who is dismissed after causing trouble and then returns in disguise. Its comedy comes from mistaken identity, studio backstage behavior, and Chaplin's exaggerated physical performance.
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