I Catch Sight of Many Chaplins on the Street.

An essay is presented on people who act and dress like the British comedian, actor, filmmaker and composer Charlie Chaplin without knowing it. Topics discussed include the mismatched clothing and awkward walking of many Chaplins, their tendency to be afraid of many things including their wives, agin...

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Publicado en:Iowa Review Vol. 46; no. 2; pp. 19 - 21
Autor principal: CHEN LI
Formato: Nonfiction Work
Publicado: Iowa Review Fall2016
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