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Some months ago, you all helped me plug some info gaps for The Charlie Chaplin Archives, so I thought it would appropriate for me to return the plug. And here it is:
The Charlie Chaplin Archives, published by TASCHEN is out now in the UK and Europe, and is due in the US within the next couple of weeks. You can find out more at the TASCHEN website, which includes images, and a short film about the printing of the book. BTW the b&w images are printed with a special ink that gives a silvery finish.
http://www.taschen.com/pages/en/catalogue/film_music/all/01119/facts.the_charlie_chaplin_archives.htm
The book has already generated some fabulous advance reviews, which is encouraging.
To generate interest in the general press, I'm currently trying to place some articles on The Professor - I have the whole story on why this was made, the storyline/intertitles, and why it was never released - and the full story of the Chaplin/Keaton routine in Limelight, which was called "Concerto in Z Minor", and Keaton played "Ignor Piddleofsky." I'll let you know if they are published.
best
-paul
The Charlie Chaplin Archives, published by TASCHEN is out now in the UK and Europe, and is due in the US within the next couple of weeks. You can find out more at the TASCHEN website, which includes images, and a short film about the printing of the book. BTW the b&w images are printed with a special ink that gives a silvery finish.
http://www.taschen.com/pages/en/catalogue/film_music/all/01119/facts.the_charlie_chaplin_archives.htm
The book has already generated some fabulous advance reviews, which is encouraging.
To generate interest in the general press, I'm currently trying to place some articles on The Professor - I have the whole story on why this was made, the storyline/intertitles, and why it was never released - and the full story of the Chaplin/Keaton routine in Limelight, which was called "Concerto in Z Minor", and Keaton played "Ignor Piddleofsky." I'll let you know if they are published.
best
-paul