The Property Man

Synopsis

In the silent comedy film, The Property Man, Charlie Chaplin stars as a stagehand who experiences chaotic and humorous situations while working in a theater. His efforts to juggle multiple responsibilities, dealing with temperamental actors, and managing the unexpected challenges make for a delightful and entertaining watch. As the story unfolds, Chaplin's iconic physical comedy and expressive gestures shine through, showcasing his unparalleled talent as a great comedian of the silent era. Filled with laughter, mishaps, and clever slapstick humor, The Property Man is a classic Charlie Chaplin film that continues to captivate audiences with its timeless charm and comedic brilliance.

Cast

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  Charlie Chaplin

  Property Man (uncredited)

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  Phyllis Allen

  Lena Fat (uncredited)

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  Alice Davenport

  Actress (uncredited)

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  Charles Bennett

  Lena's Husband George Ham (uncredited)

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  Jess Dandy

  Garlico the Strong Man / Man in Audience (uncredited)

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  Vivian Edwards

  Goo Goo Sister (uncredited)

Reviews

Despite its release in 1914, The Property Man continues to garner praise for its innovative comedic storytelling and Charlie Chaplin's stellar performance. Rotten Tomatoes' critics consensus lauds the film for its humor and Chaplin's charm, describing it as a 'classic Chaplin comedy filled with laughs and heart.' IMDb users appreciate the film's timeless appeal and iconic moments, rating it 5.6/10. Metacritic acknowledges The Property Man for its influence on the silent film genre and its enduring entertainment value. Overall, the film is celebrated for its clever gags, witty humor, and Chaplin's remarkable on-screen presence, solidifying its status as a beloved classic.