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James Thatch
Switzerland
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 24 ม.ค. 2021
Welcome to my channel! I specialize in the digital restoration of early 20th-century black-and-white films.
Using advanced techniques like frame-by-frame cleaning, scratch removal, and digital stabilization, we bring these cinematic treasures back to life. Our goal is to preserve the artistry of early silent films and talkies with the highest fidelity.
Using advanced techniques like frame-by-frame cleaning, scratch removal, and digital stabilization, we bring these cinematic treasures back to life. Our goal is to preserve the artistry of early silent films and talkies with the highest fidelity.
John Ford's "The Searchers" World Premiere (Chicago, 1956)
John Ford's “The Searchers” World Premiere with John Wayne and Ward Bond. May 16, 1956 (Chicago, Illinois)
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Dans le vent (Short, 1963)
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Directed by Jacques Rozier, William Rozier. With Fouli Elia, Berthe Granval, Helene Lazareff
Réception académique de M. Georges Simenon par le Roi Baudouin
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De l'Académie française étaient présents : M. Maurice Garçon, ff. de directeur, M. Georges Lecomte, secrétaire perpétuel, M. Grente, MM. Pierre Benoit, Georges Duhamel, Jacques de Lacretelle, André Maurois, Pasteur Vallery-Radot, Émile Henriot, comte Robert d'Harcourt, Marcel Pagnol. Ils étaient accompagnés de M. André Malle, directeur des services administratifs de l'Institut de France. C'étai...
Roméos et jupettes (Short, 1966)
มุมมอง 16วันที่ผ่านมา
Directed by Jacques Rozier. With Margareth Clémenti, Pierre Richard, Alain Maury, Dominique Lebret and Sophie Lebret.
Tour De France 1948 (Pathé-Journal)
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Résumé général du Tour de France 1948 remporté par Gino Bartali. © Pathé Journal
Cannes 1939 : "Un jour de bonheur"
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In 1939, the city of Cannes was chosen to host the very first international film festival organized by France. To represent the country in the competition, three films were selected, including 'L'Enfer des anges'. On September 1st, Germany invaded Poland, and the festival, which was set to open that same day, was postponed and then canceled due to France's entry into the war on September 3rd. E...
The 1952 Critérium International
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The Criterium international 24th edition, where Louison Bobet won beyond Robert Varnajo.
Loretto Petrucci wins Milan-San Remo 1952
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The 43rd edition of the Milan-San Remo cycle race was won by Loretto Petrucci.
Diana Dors Interview (1957) Film Fanfare NO 12
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Diana Dors is seen modelling swimsuits. She is then interviewed by John Parsons about her switch from glamour girl to actress. Archive: British Pathé
"Yield to the Night" film Premiere (1956) Film Fanfare NO 19
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Following stars seen arriving: Diana Dors, Sabrina, John Mills, Shani Wallace, Anna Neagle, Penny Morrel, #JanetteScott, John Fraser, Sandra Dorne, Carol Matthews and Laurence Olivier. Archive: British Pathé
The White Eagle (Short 1942)
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Director : Eugeniusz Cekalski | Writer : Val Gielgud With Eugeniusz Cekalski, Zbigniew Grabowski, Leslie Howard.
The Call to Arms (Short 1910)
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Directed by D.W. Griffith. With Henry B. Walthall, Marion Leonard, Joseph Graybill. Restored by Film Preservation Society : filmpreservationsociety.org/ In cooperation with Library of Congress
Wonderful London: Barging Through London (Short 1924)
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Part of Wonderful London, the BFI National Archive’s programme of restored London travelogues, filmed in the capital in the 1920s. Directors : Frank Miller and Harry B. Parkinson
Hop Gardens of Kent (Short 1933)
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After the hard work of harvesting, an old English tavern is the ultimate destination for Kentish hops.
Galina Ulanova in "Swan Lake" (1940)
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One of the greatest ballerinas in this rare film held by the BFI National Archive. Galina Ulanova is considered one of the greatest 20th-century ballerinas, known for her technical mastery and emotional depth.
Ronnie Waldman's Puzzle Corner 14 (1954)
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Ronnie Waldman's Puzzle Corner 14 (1954)
Footage of "Dragon Inn" premiere in Taipei (Taiwan, 1967)
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Footage of "Dragon Inn" premiere in Taipei (Taiwan, 1967)
Archive Interview with Dirk Bogarde (1964)
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Archive Interview with Dirk Bogarde (1964)
Seabiscuit vs. War Admiral - Match Race (1938, Pimlico Special)
มุมมอง 86ปีที่แล้ว
Seabiscuit vs. War Admiral - Match Race (1938, Pimlico Special)
Don Cockell v Roland La Starza (Earls Court Arena, London, 1954)
มุมมอง 191ปีที่แล้ว
Don Cockell v Roland La Starza (Earls Court Arena, London, 1954)
Holy fuck, what's the meaning of this shit?
❤❤❤❤❤Legend
Wow…. Amazing… I was born in Longsight… Manchester … 1968
Hermoso!
He kind of sounds like David Attenborough... anyone agree? Seems like such a sweet and grateful individual also.
Amazing. Thank you!
The Prince of Denmark
Clear british accent✨️
A significant percentage of the videos on YT are about people who ain't here any more. Has American culture become a cult of the dead? Talk about weird. Well ... actually it makes sense, seeing how we're a dying culture!
Charles Chaplin unico
To this day, the greatest and most famous star in the history of film.
I. Never heard him Talk He. Was. One of the funnest Comedians of all time .I. remember watching him cook a. Boot in I think a oven Looking. Four Gold In. Winter time..he made me laugh 😃 😊😊😊😊over over again 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Vietnam was raging and he is asked about his life.Time is a real abstraction for humanity.
The Kid is the best
Great sound quality of a Legend
Calling Chaplin a legend is quite an understatement! Cinema is him and will be for eternity
Bom Dia 💐. Esse e verdadeiro. Cineastra. Mudo que legal e sou Brasileira Já assisti. Os cinemas dele ator primeira vez que escuto ele falar mas não ⛔ entendo muito Inglês Charlie Chaplin Descansa em paz Gaviões Da Fiel Corinthiana Uau 😁🧡🕒
Chaplin would have wanted us to watch this video with the volume muted. RIP.
One of my heroes ❤❤❤❤
he was a genius.
If he had lived would have surely have tested his talents in the talkies would have been interesting to have seen it the world will never know what he sounded like
Greatest genious of all times ❤❤❤
Whatever they have and achieved is because of Hollywood but most of the time they say they are glad to be out of Hollywood.
I had no idea he was still alive then.He performed so long before this interview but he's classic,his name will live on!
Watched our Chaplin since I was a young child I was born in 1956 and fell about laughing at his films all in black and white tv fabulous
Sir Charlie Chaplin ...
He does humor in serious condition and mood.
He made the world laugh but he cried alot
The original TH-camr
This is truly amazing. Thank you.
he sounds wonderfully english 🙂 what are they talking about?
That is what I'm looking for, I even backed up and read the transcript, sounds like they all watched a particular film at possibly his home... Strange, reminds me of games that I vowed not to play back in high school, but recently I noticed people don't listen, so I started playing a game of telling a story and leaving out a key component so it doesn't contain enough information to make sense and people nod, smile, and give body language as if they understood the story....... Maybe it is this scrolling habit, making people impatient and conditioned to nonsense.
@bardmadsen6956 thankyou, there is a comment on here describing what they are talking about, quite well i thought, but i saw it after i posted.. and i like the chance to exchange words with someone here 🙂 ..people not listening, i look after my mother and she said once, '..oh sorry, i didn't hear, ah it was only you..' errr... ? ! i'm with you, definitely, but there can be reasons for not hearing/listening so well.. i, for example, have horrible noise in my ears all the time (chronic pulsating tinnitus) and i do have to guess or fill in sometimes, rather than be a pain, or appear stupid etc etc.. quite practiced at it lol also sometimes people speak badly, lazily, unclearly, being distracted, noise etc etc.. and phones can make it tricky too (lots of guess work, filling in, and trying to deduce..) and it becomes second nature, you know all this i'm sure, i can be terrible at rambling on, sorry. oo.. sometimes i hear a word, but my brain takes it as something else.. ? like, for example someone referred to 'black pudding' i heard it, but registered it as haggis.. one i can eat, the other i can't.. if you've made it this far, your gold star is in the post 🙂 x
@@davidevans3227 Well, I couldn't understand anything the reporter was asking. Yeah, I know what it is like just from some people I talk to on the phone with ADH or something like that and they are washing dishes or shuffling through papers on a desk, constantly, and I have to guess words to figure out what they are rambling about. I had a thought long ago, that I bet comedians turn the TV down so they can barely hear it and guess words to come up with jokes. No big deal, I'm more of a Buster Keaton fan, anyways.
@bardmadsen6956 ..buster Keaton mare me laugh thanks.. 😄🙂
Wow, he told on himself though! Really talented
Charlie Chaplin would have turned *80* in the year of this interview ; it is hard to believe that both Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy had already passed away at this point ! At the beginning of the interview, Chaplin was talking about something (I'm assuming one of his films 🎥) ...possibly "The Circus" ... released in 1928 !? The Circus was one of the movies that also starred (Chaplin's publicist) *Harry* *Crocker*
Incredible that an uneducated man from an impoverished background, raised by a single mother in South London bedsits, became the most famous man on earth bringing laughter to millions during depressing times. His social skills were extraordinary, he could dine with Presidents and Royalty and befriended legends outside of his own field, like Churchill, Einstein, Dali, Gandhi and Randolph Hearst. There will never be another like him.
I've never heard him speak before. He looks so different here. I almost see him as a black and white cartoon, and not a real person, mired with tremendous controversy as his personal life was. I would have expected him to either sound more Americanised at this stage, or with hints of his apparent poor London background in his voice, but he sounds every bit the upper crust.
real personality and personality in films are different. We often thinks that personalities in films are real one and imitates them.
A true artist
Charlie looks fatty
the guy blackballed in america for criticising hitler
It's a shame, he was never himself after being assaulted.
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Thank you for sharing with us!
Love u Sir Chaplin ......Rest in peace forever 👌👌👌
This Jew's ingenious reference to the worthless leaders and forced coincidental heroes of the 20th century!!!, when a flag fell from the workers' box and was waved towards the truck, was carried on the shoulders of the workers coming from behind, always impressed me. He was a very intelligent Jew who was very fond of sex.
lesbians 🔥🔥🔥
The least funny man on earth in the right place when needed respect for that
Great to see this.
Chaplin’s City Lights still leaves me breathless. He’s Mankind’s immortal handiwork.
Charlie had more Chins than #45 , but what a brain behind them. 👊
This was made during the siege of Leningrad when there was so heat in the auditorium and almost no food for the Russians.
He is legends of legends