The Gold rush

80 minutes • 1925 • 8.1

The Gold Rush from 1925 was the film Chaplin himself hold the highest. In the movie he demonstrates his amazing ability to create comedy and humor out of the most tragic situations. Which has resulted in some of the most comical moments in film history. Who can forget the scene where Charlie and Big Jim have an expired boot for Thanksgiving dinner? But it is also the sentimental scenes that make the film something much more than a pure comedy. The most famous is probably the legendary bread dance Charlie performs in a dream sequence after his chosen one has failed him.

The film is not playable outside of Norway

Original title:	Gullfeber
Category:	Feature Film
Genre:	Comedy
Actors:	Charlie Chaplin, Georgia Hale, Mack Swain, Tom Murray, Henry Bergman, Malcolm Waite, Harry Arras, James Dime, Charles Force, J. C. Fowler, Ray Grey, William Hackett, Jack Herrick, George Holt, Chris-Pin Martin, Clyde McAtee, Steve Murphy, Frank Rice, Joe Smith, John Wallace, Albert Austin, Heinie Conklin, Al Ernest Garcia, John Rand, Tom Wood, Kay Deslys, Joan Lowell, Betty Morrissey, Inez Gomez, Helen Hayward, Betty Pierce, Jane Sherman, Bess Wade, Mary Williams, Sid Grauman, Lita Grey, Margaret Martin, Barbara Pierce, Tiny Sandford, Larry Steers
Director:	Charlie Chaplin, Roland Totheroh, Max Terr, A. Edward Sutherland, Charles Reisner, Harry d'Abbadie d'Arrast, James L. Fields
Producer:	Charlie Chaplin
Music:	Charlie Chaplin, Gerard Carbonara, Carli Elinor
Country:	USA
Language:	English

The Gold rush

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