Review of The Count (1916) by Kevin M. W — 09 May 2018
The story here, that of a tailor's assistant who's fired and thereafter finds himself accidentally hobnobbing among "the rich", is a slight affair only meant to hang Chaplin's comedy on.
So we get a scene of him nervously measuring a well-endowed woman, quarreling with his oversized boss, and over-pretending airs while dining in society, plus the practically guaranteed chase scene. Nothing stupendous, only a master honing his skills, building on what was to come.
This review of The Count (1916) was written by Kevin M. W on 09 May 2018.
The Count has generally received positive reviews.
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