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A King in New York (1957)

A recently-deposed "Estrovian" monarch seeks shelter in New York City, where he becomes an accidental television celebrity. Later, he's wrongly accused of being a Communist and gets caught up in subsequent HUAC hearings.

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Private U 02 Jan 2008

chaplin's last hoorah. hollywood's biggest mistake was running him out of the country...

Jonathan S 06 Apr 2008

Chaplin's worst performance and maybe his weakest film.

Matt K 01 Jan 2008

I really really liked this movie. It is a very funny and biting satire of all things about 50's America. As a movie buff I especially like the part about widescreen movies. Other brilliant parts were the hidden camera dinner and the communist kid. Chaplin's last starring role, and he could still do it very well. This movie does not have as much physical comedy (as he was about 70 at the time), but there is some great stuff, especially the finger-in-the-fire hose scene. Highly recommended.

Kyle M 11 Jan 2015

The Part 2 of Chaplin's swan song focused more on his exile in a satirical form, while also on his past best works - "The Kid," "The Gold Rush," "The Great Dictator," "City Lights," etc. - being part of the feature-length homage as this was his last starring role with a masterful send-off and timeless comics that are blended with the homage but on other silent comedies. While it's a black and white talkie, it's a nice send-off to both Chaplin and the silent comedies in a deserved fashion. What a treat to watch. (B+) (Full review coming soon)

Nick D 10 Sep 2007

"visionary"... one word sums it up. I saw it on Turner Classic... 50 years later its up with the time. As he knew, what the media will become.