Modern Times
The film Modern Times is a 87 minute comedy / family / drama from 1936, directed by Charlie Chaplin. The main cast consists of Charlie Chaplin, Paulette Goddard, Henry Bergman and Tiny Sandford.
Modern Times
- Directed by: Charlie Chaplin
- Main cast: Charlie Chaplin, Paulette Goddard, Henry Bergman, Tiny Sandford
- Written by: Charlie Chaplin
- Cinematography: Ira H. Morgan, Roland Totheroh
- Music: Charlie Chaplin
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Release Dates
Modern Times premiered in cinemas on February 11, 1936.
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Modern Times Official Trailer
Cast & Crew
We know about 36 people who worked on "Modern Times";
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Roles
- Al Ernest Garcia ... President of the Electro Steel Corp.
- Bobby Barber ... Worker
- Bruce Mitchell ... Paddywagon Policeman
- Buddy Messinger ... Cigar Counterman
- Cecil Reynolds ... Minister
- Charlie Chaplin ... A factory worker
- Chester Conklin ... Mechanic
- Chuck Hamilton ... Worker
- Frank Moran ... Convict
- Fred Malatesta ... Headwaiter
- Gloria DeHaven ... Gamin's Sister
- Hank Mann ... Burglar
- Harry Wilson ... Worker
- Heinie Conklin ... Assembly Line Worker Next to Big Bill
- Henry Bergman ... Cafe Proprietor
- J. C. Nugent ... Department Store Section Manager
- James C. Morton ... Assembly Line Relief Man
- Juana Sutton ... Woman with Buttoned Bosom
- Lloyd Ingraham ... Frustrated Cafe Patron
- Louis Natheaux ... Burglar
- Mira McKinney ... Minister's Wife
- Murdock MacQuarrie ... J. Widdecombe Billows
- Norman Ainsley ... Billows' Silent Assistant
- Pat Flaherty ... Jail Guard
- Pat Harmon ... Paddywagon Policeman
- Paulette Goddard ... A Gamin
- Richard Alexander ... Cellmate
- Russ Powell ... Gypsy in Police Patrol Wagon
- Sammy Stein ... Turbine Operator
- Stanley Blystone ... Gamin's Father
- Ted Oliver ... Billows' Assistant
- Tiny Sandford ... Big Bill
- Wilfred Lucas ... Juvenile Officer
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