Twenty Minutes of Love

Synopsis

Twenty Minutes of Love is a 1914 silent film comedy starring Charlie Chaplin. The film follows Chaplin's iconic Tramp character as he navigates a series of comedic misadventures in a park, including encounters with various characters. As one of Chaplin's early works, the movie showcases his talent for physical comedy and slapstick humor. Twenty Minutes of Love is a charming and light-hearted film that captures the essence of Chaplin's unique comedic style, setting the stage for his future successes in the film industry.

Cast

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  Charlie Chaplin

  Pickpocket

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  Minta Durfee

  Edgar's Girl

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  Edgar Kennedy

  Lover

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  Gordon Griffith

  Boy

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  Chester Conklin

  Pickpocket

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  Josef Swickard

  Victim

Reviews

Twenty Minutes of Love, a short silent film by Charlie Chaplin, showcases his early comedic genius. Despite being made over a century ago, the film's humor still resonates with audiences today. Critics at the time praised Chaplin's performance and innovative approach to storytelling. However, some modern reviewers find the film lacking in depth compared to Chaplin's later works. 'Twenty Minutes of Love is a delightful glimpse into Chaplin's early career, filled with charm and humor,' says one critic. Another critic adds, 'While the film may lack the polish of Chaplin's later works, it's still a delightful piece of cinematic history.' With an IMDb rating of 5.6/10, Twenty Minutes of Love remains a nostalgic reminder of Chaplin's enduring legacy.