''The Cure'', 1917, movie poster base painting
by Movie World Posters
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''The Cure'', 1917, movie poster base painting
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Movie World Posters
Medium
Painting - Movie Posters
Description
Base painting for the vintage movie poster ''The Cure'', a silent comedy short film released in 1917, written, directed by, and starring Charlie Chaplin. It is one of Chaplin's Mutual Films series, produced by the Mutual Film Corporation.
In "The Cure," Charlie Chaplin plays a wealthy drunkard who checks into a health spa for a rest cure. However, instead of following the spa's regimen for health improvement, he wreaks havoc and chaos, causing mayhem wherever he goes. Despite his disruptive behavior, he inadvertently helps others in the spa to find love and happiness.
Directed by Charlie Chaplin himself, "The Cure" is celebrated for its inventive slapstick humor, clever sight gags, and Chaplin's iconic physical comedy. The film showcases Chaplin's signature character, the Tramp, as he navigates the absurdities of high society and social conventions.
"The Cure" is also notable for its creative use of props and sets, as well as Chaplin's masterful timing and improvisational skills. The film's comedic sequences, including a memorable scene involving a hot tub, a pipe, and a rubber hose, have become iconic moments in Chaplin's filmography.
While "The Cure" may be over a century old, its timeless humor and Chaplin's enduring appeal continue to entertain audiences of all ages. The film remains a classic example of silent comedy and a testament to Chaplin's genius as a filmmaker and performer.
Base art is the poster artwork after the text has been digitally removed.
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October 17th, 2022
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