🎬 Welcome to Chaplin Talks 👥
“Chaplin Talks” is an upcoming online video podcast hosted by Spencer Chaplin, Charlie Chaplin’s grandson.
👉🏻 Spencer interviews a variety of guests from all over the world to talk about their life stories and current projects along with a little bit of “Chaplin Talk”.
From actors and musicians to fashion designers and writers, our eclectic mix of guests have one thing in common: They have all been influenced by Chaplin and his work 🎭
So, subscribe to the Channel, join our conversations and sit back and relax! ✅
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I like your show. You are super talented. Thank you.
Great interview ,im like your sister and Martins daughter ,i show jump and used be an event rider
There’s a ton of y’all! Very cool. Just subscribed
Thank you for the tour. It’s June 15th 2024. My mother passed in 2018, she was born in 1933 and she loved reading biographies. I was going through her things that I packed away and found the book written by Charlie Jr. Fascinating. I followed up by reading everything I could about your grandfather. His autobiography, Lita Grey’s book, Charlie Chaplin vs America, Trio (which you know is more about your mother) and anything that I could find about him. My mother’s brother was born in the 20’s, and was also a big fan. Remember seeing pictures and things that he used to mimic of the little Tramp. Loved the tour and hope to go myself in the near future. Your comment on Charlie being a complicated man was a kind way to speak about him. Times were so different back then I know, I have a hard time criticizing his behavior, he was a true genius. What is common with geniuses is typically altered social behavior. Yes, he had his faults and he did do things that could be considered unconscionable, but the impact he made on the silver screen changed theatre forever. Could you override that and just label him something nasty? I think not. As a woman, who had my own experiences of men behaving badly, I still can’t think of Charlie Chaplin as anything but a once in a lifetime historical enigma. His history growing up and his relationship with his mother I’m sure solidified a love hate relationship. 100 years later I’m watching his silent films and I’m mesmerized by the drama and feelings they emote. I’ve subscribed to your channel and look forward to seeing more of your content. Thank you again for the tour and a chance to enjoy your father’s memories of life in Vevy.
Hi Spencer Chaplin just out of interest if you don’t mind whose side are you on in this war of Isreal and Palestine? I would say that Charlie Chaplin wouldn’t want a war and would rather be on Palestine’s side instead. Also he wanted people to treat everyone equally and hated the idea of this genocide.
here we are two years after you Spencer had this great conversation with Paul Merton, obviously a huge fan of your grandfather. I am a HUGE FAN as well, so far bought his autobiography and the book about Oona, your grandmother as I was hoping to find out more about their relationship. Anyways both books are really great reads and listening to Paul Merton was super enjoyable. Thanks for having him on your show which I really enjoy by the way. I think both your grandparents were such graceful people in many ways. I`m looking forward to go to the Greatest Museum in september this year. If my knee heals completely. Long long travel from Victoria, Canada. Love you all. and thanks again.
I found the museum to be over-the-top. Over produced and pandering to the shallow tourist wanting gimmicks. Chaplin’s old house with a tour guide would have been all I needed.
I still think Charlie Chaplin funny as hell, never gets old watching his silent comady and films to this day, museum tour by his son and grandson put a 😀 on my face.
I have been there last week. It is wonderful.
I enjoyed this so much, thank you. ❤
Why am I weeping? My dream is to visit Chaplin World next year for my 25th wedding anniversary. HI EUGENE!! You sound like your father 🥰
Thank you so very much for these video chats. It’s like a gift for me. Also, you undoubtedly have your Grandma Oona’s smile!
Extraordinary 😮. I am in complete awe. Charlie was a world treasure ❤
Would you do video interview for my KZread channel about your grandfather
Wonderful,very appropriate that Chaplin was involved in the song "Smile" ,lovely Tour and many thanks to the Family for Sharing.
Wonderful interview. Love Doc Martin series, and all the actors !!! Martin Clunes is great!!! Wish they were still producing new episodes.
Martin Clunes a.k.a Kipper The Dog. Can someone make a video of him voicing Kipper The Dog? Like him possibly saying a line, quote or special shoutout message as Kipper The Dog?
Thank you very much for this wonderful tour! Since I am caring for my elderly mother, I am unable to travel, so I really appreciate this virtual tour. The family anecdotes made this very heartwarming! Thank you!
Thank you for this!
What a great interview. Always liked Paul Merton, and now even more!
I was at Charlie's World yesterday and I loved it ! thank you for sharing the life of such a wonderful human being
the Lady from France organizing the household was certainly from the Résistance movement Eugene means, not the Légion, ( the elite armed forces) but she was awarded the Légion d'Honneur, certainly.
the voyage room was very moving
they should speak French
Definitely buying this book.
Yes do. It’s great
Lovely interview! ❤ ps am off to listen to his Desert Island Discs episode now 😊
This actor, has really influenced me greatly, as before, I was a bit marmitey on him, then his love of animals and his gentle polite manner in reality changed my attitude.❤
It was great! I wish to see there
Fantastic interview! I'll be buying this book thanks to this interview.
Thank you for watching 😁
You favor your grandfather🫠
Thank you for watching! 🎉
he was a complex fellow
I love that you are posting on Chaplin Talks again, Spencer. I've been studying your grandfather for years and I use his movies in my classes whenever I have the chance! I just love to introduce my college students to him, because even though they recognize a photo of him, most of them have never seen one of his movies. It's great fun! PS: I would love to see you interview Geraldine! I think that would be fascinating and fabulous, because she played your great-grandmother in the 1993 Chaplin bio-pic.
Charlie Chaplin was my uncle by marriage " Oona was my father Shane's sister" Very sad I never to see Charlie, Oona or any of my Chaplin cousins and the Chaplin kids didn't get to know Grandma Aggie very well . After Charlie was kicked out of America by Hover and McCarthy 💔
I would love to do an episode about your side of the family ❤
I would say Fatty Arbuckle was the first Hollywood actor to face cancel culture. Great interview, though.
He most absolutely was!
Good to know. I will l read up about it 😊 thank you
That was great. The book was great. Thanks, Spencer.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you Derek
Hi Spencer!
Hello 😁
Great to see another video, Spencer…👏🏻 I’d also recently sent you an email about you possibly appearing on a friend in the States here’s podcast, called Relatively Famous, hosted by and starring kin to some fairly famous names, and with your grandfather being the legend that he is, I thought you might like to appear to spread the word about your channel here and such, but if it’s not of interest, no worries… Be well, good sir…💜
Thank you. I didn’t get your email… sorry about that. Thanks for watching
@@ChaplinTalks, I’d sent via the info link on the website in the contact section, didn’t know if you’d like me to resend it, sent it another way or to not bother with such a silly request, either way, no worries… Keep sharing the fine history sir…
Yes my good friend it’s nice seeing you upload again please can you try to make more content because you are the grandson of the great comedian Charlie Chaplin and it’s great watching these videos and I am sure we would all like to know more about Charlie Chaplin.😁😃
Thank you. There is a lot more to come! Thank you for watching. ❤️
Please make another video
So nice to see him smile
This is beautiful. You are like two ghosts walking through the house. So moving. You are both so alive and it seems like it’s the house that’s died. No one else will know the life you had there. Beautiful. Thank you for this.
I came here because of Martin Clunes and especially intrigued by “Chaplin”, but come to find out it’s a lovely conversation in an intimate setting that makes you feel like you’re there. I enjoyed the natural lighting even the ambience as a contrast, even if accidental. And the sound was lovely and natural. The grandson of Charlie Chaplin is an amazing interviewer. Thank you for sharing! I have been under the weather, to say the least, and this was a great cheered-upper. Thank you for doing this and doing it so well. I am a fan now!
Thank you for your kind words! ❤️
You are so welcome. It is well deserved. I keep watching it and I enjoy the whole ambiance almost as much as the conversation. Lol I find myself just listening and looking out the windows behind you two. I’ve never seen any interview done like this and I don’t understand why. The rainy day just happens to make it feel more intimate.
Thanks for sharing. I'll come see it some day.
Charlie Chaplin London Walking Tour... brought me here I think this channel is a oportunity to know more things about the great Chaplin you have a new subsciber greetings from Spain sorry my English is not perfect 😊
Simon is such a toxic Star Wars fan he made a TV show about his toxicity
That’s great!
100% agree, Spaced was great
Thank You Spenser Chaplin for a great interview. I just saw the next to last episode of Doc Martin and was searching for an interview with Martin Clunes and found your channel. I like the questions and style of you interview here and hope to see more of your work. I am a fan Of he Late Great Charlie Chaplin and love the references about those memories and it is easy to see your resemblance to him. Thank you.
Thank you for watching! Appreciate it
Thank You you tosser for every fun amazing moment of Doc Martin. It funny knowing you from other things you have done slipping into the role so completely Doc and then putting him in ridiculous scenes making it all very much like a Chaplin thing playing serious through mayhem.. Thank You Mr Clunes.
Yes, those groups of young girls were hilarious
Thank you so so so much for sharing this interview! I think this is my favourite episode so far. Simon Pegg is an absolute treasure. I have enjoyed every film he has made, and appeared in. The films he has made with Edgar Wright are these perfect blends of great writing, innovative directing, and interesting characters. Funny, thought provocative, and poignant without being sappy. I have left the movie theatre from each of his films feeling good and well entertained. I love his explanation as to why there shouldn't be a sequel to his films, and I agree. I would like a sequel to this interview. I feel like you could have spoken for hours. Keep up the great work!
Thanks alot for watching. Simon is great and it was amazing to talk to him. Glad you liked it! ❤
@@ChaplinTalks I have genuinely enjoyed every episode. You do a great job with the interviews, and all the guests have had something interesting to say
I’m on the Locke & Co mailing list, and always love seeing their hats. A part of me truly wants to buy one of their woolen flat caps, but when I can buy a Barbour cap made from Abraham Moon Mills weave for $80, I just can’t feel that a Locke flat cap for $300 is nearly four times better…
I understand the dilemma. Lock & Co hats a truly amazing though! ❤️
I would love another Chaplin’s world visit please could you make this possible 🥸🤩
Thanks for watching. I will try my best to make it happen
@@ChaplinTalks Thank you I feel honoured talking to the grandson of the greatest comedian ever Charlie Chaplin😉
Appreciate your support!
@@ChaplinTalks what’s your favourite Charlie Chaplin movie?😃
@@ChaplinTalksYou are so lucky to have such an amazing and inspiring grandfather his work is amazing huge fan of him and your brilliant videos.😃