filmed before him, but in principle, charlie chaplin could act on stage. that is, cinema in thiss an art in which there is an artistic image, this is potyonkin, if you remember, the famous scene, there is a stroller that rushes along with a child, rushes along steps of the odessa staircase, in which there is not just a stroller with a child, in which there is a revolution, in which there is chaos, in which... in this scene there is a collapse of the world, that is, as it were, this is the meaning of this, or the famous shots from einstein in the film october, when the sailors climb on, as they say, on on the gates of the winter palace, which, as you know, did not exist, yes, you, as a historian, will confirm, but this shot has become a documentary, it is now used as an image of the october revolution, well, here’s mezenstein, so i considered it my duty - the elites, here esenstein raises all these questions in it, it is surprising that this picture was made during the war, in the most difficult years of the war, when virtually everything was on the map, at that time isenshtein wa

it's a town that charlie chaplin helped put on the back. >> back before hollywood was hollywood. it's where that ramp was filmed. >> and it's where one of the most famous figure skaters in the country. i think that was my dad. >> today, olympic gold medalist kristi yamaguchi joins me for a the silent film museum her hometown said yeah. well, we learn all about sunday filled company from niles historian david keene. studio was active in niles from 1913, to 1916. this door the only surviving element. and it was this too right here. that's stage. the location provided a welcome change in weather from the company's chicago headquarters. the studio was run by bronco billy anderson. they told him, oh, you should go down the southern california. that's part really enjoy. southern california. keep kept coming back in hollywood. the hollywood hills sign in here? we have the little miles yeah, that's for a reason. and reason. yeah, hollywood sign hollywood land for housing development i'll sign on the hill was an aerial marker for >> i'm trans continental training through nearby niles cany

charlie chaplin and other fashionable show business figures.le mustache with side bangs. the image became. in the summer of 1922, as a result of yet another public appearance, hitler was taken into custody for violating public order. the conclusion did not cool his ardor. but it only inflamed my ambitions. after musalini's successful campaign against rome, hitler decided to follow his example to establish control first over bavaria and then over berlin. to begin with, the future fuhrer decided to take hostage members of the bavarian government during their speech in the beer hall, burgher breukeller. but the police worked properly, the puchis were dispersed, and hitler was wounded and taken into custody again. this time he was charged with treason and faced a serious sentence, but hitler skillfully used the trial to demonstrate his talents as a tribune. the conspirator was sentenced to only five years in prison, which seemed to the public to be too harsh a punishment. because in her opinion, adolf’s thoughts were pure. hitler sat in royal condi

peneteyler looked at this principle from charlie chaplin, who also worked on the scripts of his films penna and teleler, until they came up with , they didn’t come up with a new trick, they didn’t leave this hotel room and continued to work until the last minute. we, as i understand it, have the same principle, yes, this is the real most effective principle. well, okay, you avoided the question, but nevertheless, how much does our illusion device cost? sawn, looking at it, it’s an ordinary metal structure, plywood, the filling itself, this is the most expensive, this is the main thing, how many millions - the device - it’s all about. this is not the most important thing, the most important thing is precisely that core, that mechanism that, that magic, that magic that brings everything, magic is the most expensive thing, a high-quality illusion device costs about several million rubles. remember how long it took us to make our first one.

even charlie chaplin, who also worked on the scripts of his films, he rented a hotel room, asked that all the sofas and beds be taken out, there was only one desk and chair, where he locked himself in this room until he came up with the plot of his film or as for the penna and the tailers, until they come up with a new trick, they did not leave this hotel room and continued to work until the last, with us , as i understand it, either i have the same principle, but this is the real most effective principle, well fine. you avoided the question, but nevertheless, how much does our sawn illusion device cost, looking at it, it’s an ordinary metal structure, plywood, the filling itself, this is the most expensive, this is the main thing, how many millions - the device - this is not the most important thing at all , the most important thing is precisely that core, that mechanism that is that magic, that magic that brings everything, magic is the most expensive, a high-quality illusionary device costs approximately several million. what it should be, what it should be like , patience, fruitfu

exactly, i saw this principle among these illusionillers, we looked at this principle even in charlie chaplind they think, yes, i can probably do that too, what did they do here , wave their hand, wave their hand , anyone can come out whether to repeat this act or not, let’s start with the fact that it’s not just going on stage, but we’ve come a long way for this, we’ve all graduated together, we’ve graduated from circus school, or i’ve graduated. then we got involved, by and large we were infected with this and the mezlom, well, yes, we were you and i are still quite young, but i remember, i didn’t really want to do magic tricks, i just wanted to do it all with my hands, i really didn’t want to rehearse it all for a long time, this is what it should be like, what patience, fruitfulness should be, this is it honing, manipulation, so as for the large illusion, i like this, he waved his hand, he did everything for you, technology, magic and of course the team, we must not forget that to select a competent professional... team, which, here i am them i call invisible gnomes, which for the audienc

all phones, all kinds of ... who also worked on his own scripts we looked at this principle in charlie chaplin's rented a hotel room, asked that all the sofa beds be taken out, there was only one desk and chair, where he locked himself in this room until he came up with the plot of his film or, as for the pennyr, until they make it up. that mechanism that is that magic, that magic that brings everything, magic is the most expensive, a high-quality illusionary device costs about several million rubles, you forget, you will remember how long it took us to make our first version of the passage of one one person to another, we rebuilt the device four times, but that’s all, it’s trial and error, it’s all money, okay, but looking at this, well, now people are sitting there watching ours on tv. from the fact that it’s not just to go on stage, but we ’ve come a long way for this, we’ve come a long way, we’ve graduated, we all graduated from circus school together, or i graduated from the shchepkinsky higher theater school, i received a director’s education, yes, that is, we all great education, but in g

hitler had a cute little mustache trump doesn't have that >> greg: which was a charlie chaplin mustachean actor [ laughter ] >> and the idea he won't leave like he's not going to leave but he left before don't they know he was president he's been in florida the past 4 years and we approve the left because he packed those boxes right you don't pat boxes if you are planning to leave so he obviously made a plan. >> and it's funny because when you are in this insanity whether temporary or not you lose all self-awareness so he doesn't understand how irrational he's become. >> not at all but what i think what i most critical of is the fact that women on the view did nothing to counter this it's a one-sided argument no balance whatsoever it's irresponsible but not shocking abc let's ago on air they knew he would come on a war mission and they knew they weren't armed that's a whole thing it goes to show this is what you get when you watch mainstream media you don't get pushback and of course he's going to come on their and talk about how trump says these angry things so calling him mussolini an

, whoever i was, having outplayed all the flora, fauna, children and so on, even later i even charlie chaplinery hot, each part of the suit weighs a certain amount. kilogram, but at the same time you have to be light on stage, for example, my shoes that were there, such half-sneakers, half-sneakers, each shoe weighed 2.5 kg, here is the bottom that they put on me, and they put it on over the top, it weighed 13 kg, the top is this dome, the top of the corn is 17, that is, 35 kg, when they lead you to the stage by the hands, i’m nothing i see, no light, no jury, no edge of the stage, no pain, nothing at all. and in order to see at least something, you had to look at this small black dot, because through it you could see something, but it’s like a rhinoceros’s not closing, fate interferes with the rhinoceros, and here are these spaced eye sockets, at the same time the suit is not maneuverable, that is, you can move in it, you can’t move, you basically know how you know, i don’t know, but yulia will overpower the one who returned there from space, look what my pants were, luxurious, i won’t offer

must have th it, charlie chaplin mustache. yes. reg:r like that? >> and idea that he's not going to leave? >> this is the other thing they say. whoopi said it. he said it. welllike he'not going toeave bu, but he left before. >> like, do they know he was d e president? >> yeah. and he's been in florida for the past four years. >> and we have proof that he w left becausee he. >> those boxes. yes. you don't pack boxes ife you're not planning to leave. so he obviously made the plan. obvi. t's fu >> it is funny truly that like i think when you're into the in thisnn insanity, whether it's temporary or not, you lose all self-awareness so he doesn't understand how irrational s he's become.l u >> no not at all. but you know what i think i and what m i most am criticalhe of is the fact that the women on the view di that wod, nothing to actually counter this. >> so it's just such a onebalane sided argument. there was no balance whatsoever. whk it's but of course, not shocking that abc lets this stuff go on the air. they knew that he was going to come on on a

yes, peneteiler, exactly, i saw this principle in these illusionists; we saw this principle in charlie chaplined the question, but nevertheless, how much does our illusion device cost when sawn, looking at it, this is an ordinary metal structure, plywood, the filling itself, this is the most expensive, this is the main thing. wrapper, wrapper, apparatus, this in general, this is not the most important thing, the most important thing is precisely that core, that mechanism, which is that magic, that magic that brings everything to magic, the most expensive, high-quality, illusionary device, costs about several million rubles , don’t forget, remember how long it took us to make our first version of the passage of one a person into another train, a device four times, and that’s all, that’s... by trial error - it’s all money, okay, but looking at this, well, now people are sitting there, spectators watching our show on tv and they’re thinking, yes i can probably do the same, what they did, they waved their hand here, they waved their hand here, anyone can go out and repeat this number or not, after