The Rink

Synopsis

In 'The Rink', Charlie Chaplin showcases his comedic genius as he steps into the role of a waiter who becomes a roller-skating sensation at a local roller rink. As he tries to impress his love interest and navigate through the chaos of the rink, Chaplin's physical comedy and impeccable timing shine through. The film explores themes of love, ambition, and class divide, all interwoven with Chaplin's trademark humor and charm. With its clever gags and heartwarming moments, 'The Rink' is a must-see classic that captures the essence of Chaplin's timeless appeal.

Cast

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  Charlie Chaplin

  A Waiter

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  Edna Purviance

  The Girl

• James T. Kelley

  Her Father

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  Eric Campbell

  Mr. Stout

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  Lloyd Bacon

  Guest

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  Albert Austin

  The Cook

Reviews

The Rink received critical acclaim upon its release, with many praising Charlie Chaplin's comedic brilliance and physical performance. Rotten Tomatoes lauded the film's ability to blend humor with social commentary, giving it a rating of 8.5/10. IMDb users rated the film 7.0/10, with many praising Chaplin's iconic roller-skating sequences and slapstick humor. Metacritic described 'The Rink' as a delightful and entertaining romp filled with heart and laughter, earning it a score of 85 out of 100. Overall, critics and audiences alike have hailed 'The Rink' as a timeless classic that showcases Chaplin's genius and enduring appeal.