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A Film Johnnie

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In this funny silent comedy from 1914, we follow the antics of a young aspiring filmmaker named Johnnie. Dreaming of the glamour of Hollywood and the world of celluloid, Johnnie decides it's time to take a big leap and become the star of his own show. Armed with a camera and a boundless imagination, he embarks on a series of wacky adventures to film his masterpiece.

With little more than enthusiasm and a somewhat clumsy group of friends as his cast, Johnnie dives into action, often causing chaos along the way. As he attempts to shoot epic scenes, things never go as he expects; from neighborhood animators to meddling kids disrupting the shoots, each attempt turns into a hilarious disaster. With an improvised script, his obsession with achieving the impossible leads them into absurd situations filled with slapstick that will leave the audience in stitches.

As the story unfolds, Johnnie faces the ups and downs of film production and discovers that, despite the setbacks, the real magic lies in the creative process and the camaraderie with his friends. In the end, dreams may be a bit chaotic and challenging, but they are also filled with laughter and surprises. Johnnie may not have achieved the perfect film, but he will learn valuable lessons that will change his perspective not only on filmmaking but on life itself.

Media type
Movie
Year
1914
Director
George Nichols
Writer
Charlie Chaplin
Craig Hutchinson
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
5.60
Actors
Charlie Chaplin
Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckle
Peggy Pearce
Mabel Normand
Ford Sterling
Dan Albert
Minta Durfee
Billy Gilbert
William Hauber
Bert Hunn
Edgar Kennedy
Sadie Lampe
Hank Mann
Harry McCoy
George Nichols
Frank Opperman
Gender
Comedy
Country
United States
Producers
Mack Sennett
Original title
A Film Johnnie
Duration
12
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