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I'm taken by how much Charlie's grandchildren resemble him; Spencer even walks like him a little bit. They couldn't have found better companions for their tour than Joolz and his sister.
People generally underestimate the power of genetics and how different traits can carry on for Generations upon Generations. I saw one video on here where the girl was a princess descended from I can't remember who but it was somebody like 400 years ago and the resemblance was so striking that you would think that the woman was her grandmother or her mother as opposed to the numbers of great back that she was.
@@Joolzguides Outstanding Joolzie. I love your vids, started watching before I visited London and I still watch them, planning my next visit. This has to be one of your best.
I met Mr. Chaplin when i was a very small child. My parents tell me that i sat on his lap. The only thing I remember is that he seemed very old, but he must have been nice because I wasn’t afraid of him and I was quite shy. We used to have a photo of me with him, but I have no idea what became of it after my father died.
One of the best docs on Charlie Chaplain, I say. You cant see this in any history channel in cable TV or in streaming. Hey BBC or History Channel, over here! :)
Joolz, your videos are always interesting but this one is over-the-top !! It was an added pleasure to see and hear from Kiera and Spencer. This episode may be my new favorite.
I just wished that he returned to Charlie's birthplace of East Street just 1 mile away from where this video started and where I was also born and lived my first 29 years to 1983 !
Very enjoyable short doc which includes Keira and Spencer, the grand children of the legendary Charlie. I’m very impressed and moved. How nice that Joolz got the participation of his grandchildren. Thank you so much all three of you ❤❤❤
My great grandfather, Fred Holden was the manager of the Canterbury Theater during 1895-1900. Our family has a playbill with Charley and my Grandfather, Cyril on the bill. They were both the same age, and according to Fred, his family would entertain Charley and Sidney, along with the Lupino family, Britains Jay Leno, Harry Lauder, Jenny LInd, and other celebrities of the day. Wonder if there is still a trace of the Canterbury to this day? Thanks for a wonderful trip through the past/present. Definitely your best video yet.
Been even better if he returned to East Street where he AND I were born. I lived my first 29 years there until 1983 and sooo disappointed he did not go the street which is also a busy market...
True Story. I am a Londoner , from exactly the same street as Charlie Chaplin i.e East Street until I moved to The South East London Suburbs in 1983. I went on a wonderful 7 week USA/Canadian holiday in 1979 and stayed in Vancouver Island having been thru' LA/SF/Lake Tahoe/Oregpn and Washington and when I was in V Island I saw a guy looking sad called , by coincidence , Charlie and I asked why he seemed sad and he told me he moved from Herne Hill in S E London and though he was 60 years old that he missed it every day. May I ask when and why did you move , my friend ?
Amazing! Thank you for this magical incursion into the life of Charlie Chaplin! I am fascinating by his life and legacy. Having started reading his autobiography recently, this video is a wonderful bonus. Bravo!
@@SeanieVoiceOver I've just looked him up and he's hilarious! How can I have missed such comic talent? He's got a North Wearside accent too! I need to go home more often.
@@catherinerobilliard7662 Darius Davies and Jodi Kamali are two up and coming Iranian comics who are both hilariously funny, Oh and Shappi's brother Peyvand and her father are also comics LOL
What a fantastic tour of Charlie Chaplin, absolutely loved it, even though I was only 7 years old when he died I will never forget that day the news flash announcing his death. What a icon. :-) :-)
Joolz!! This is your finest video to date. I was moved to tears a number of times, and I'm so glad you had the chance to film this very special tour with Spencer and Kiera. Thank you.
The best ever episode and was totally mesmerised throughout. The only downside was felt it could have been made into a full hour episode with some more reflection at the end and of course a trip to Swizerland....
Did you know Charlie as a boy met George chapman who was a suspect in the Jack the ripper case. An extract from his autobiography. " stopped at a saloon in London Bridge Road and asked for a glass of water. A bluff, amiable gentleman with a dark moustache served me. For some reason I could not drink the water. I pretended to but as soon as the man turned to talk to a customer I put the glass down and left. Two weeks later, George Chapman, proprietor of the Crown public house in the London Bridge Road, was charged with murdering five wives by posioning them with strychnine. His latest victim was dying in a room above the saloon the day he gave me the glass of water.' What an encounter.
God I love Chaplin! The ending of City Lights when the blind flower girl could finally see and she realizes this is the kind man who's been helping her all this time makes me cry every time. EVERY GODDAM TIME
Joolz ' I have been watcing your vidios for about two years , and I must say how greatly I have enjoyed ALL of them ' I really love your off hand humour and your good natured sence of fun ' Your presentations are both informative and a whole lot of fun. So congratulations Sir ' for all of your passed work . However I must say that this ' latest video top's all of the others and I want to thank you' and your sister' and of course the Chaplin ' grand children for making such a marvelose tribute too The Little clown ' who went on to becoming one of the greatest star's and also one of the most influential. Men of the 2Oth centure .... And you and campanions brought it all to life ' Well done Sir. ' Bravo ! Bravo ! Bravo !
Hi Joolz, I'm an Aussie who's just spent the best part of the last two years calling the UK my home. I spent the most wonderful time in and around England (based in Cambridge) and many, many days wandering the streets of London. I returned to Aus just before Christmas but am missing London dearly - came across your channel trying to find videos on London, and you've provided me with the regular slice-of-London I'm so craving. Absolutely love your videos, and the way you present them - you capture the heart and vibe of this great city so perfectly! Thank you for this wonderful content, it brings a huge smile to my face every time! As a dual-citizen, I'll be returning to my second-home real soon!
From the photo @2:20 I think Spencer Chaplin really resembles his great grandfather Charles Chaplin senior. Brilliant walking guide and fascinating insight into Charlie Chaplin.
My husband is a big fan of Charlie Chaplin and identifies a lot with him. He was surprised to learn that Charlie died on Christmas Day 1977, the same day my husband was born. Really enjoyed this tour.
Chaplin is one of my top 5 all-time heroes. Spencer is his granddad's spitting image but on 10:42 there's a close-up of Kiera that shows her Chaplin eyes - then a tear fell down
This is truly remarkable to have his grandchildren accompanying you on this fascinating tour. Keira is very beautiful which is no surprise given that most of the Chaplin females are very pretty.
This was incredible. I knew very little about Charlie Chaplin‘s early life . I know more about his life later in the United States and in Hollywood. Thank you so much for this. His early life explains so much about him. Also thank you for all the incredible research, your intellectual and historical knowledge and virtuosity you put into your videos. I thoroughly enjoy them and I hope someday if I am lucky , I can take a tour with you when I come to London.
This was a amazing video, all about Charles Chaplin and his life and all the connectioms with his life.I liked it very much.Especially to have the honour or seeing his grandchildren with you.Fantastic video.Thanks a lot.I also like to see the man who have been doing Charles Chaplin in Covent garden for so many years...and thats because I have seen this man many times when I go to Covent Garden, I always like to take a seat sn enjoy of his play.
Brilliant episode, Jules! Having the Chaplin kids with you on this tour added a whole new dimension to your work, I hope that this format happens more often! I can see that you had loads of fun doing this one, which added great dollops of warmth - well, your episodes always have warmth, this one just a lot more than usual! :-) Keep it up, please!
This was excellent. My wife recognized you while visiting London last week as you about to enter a restaurant, we said a quick hello and regretted not asking to take a picture with you and not offering to buy you a beer.
I'm 60 next and we were fed beef dripping sandwiches as kids. They are still around today to buy and taste almost the same as they did back in the day! I still eat them now lol. When you're poor, you appreciate life as you get older if you can improve on what you were brought up to, unlike the kids today that get everything handed to them on a plate, we were and still are hard grafters and can stand much of what we're put through in todays world, whereas the younger ones haven't got a clue, they feel life/material things are owed to them and they hate working for anything!
I grew up in London still amidst bomb damage from German bombs, on sunday there was only a newsagent open and churches, No shopping arcades or McDonalds or KFC. in the afternoon it was nothing open and tea was the fried up leftovers from sunday dinner..my dad fried up mash potato with carrots and dripping. we weren't living in poverty we were happy..but that's the way it was. i am talking 1958. still bomb damage in London. you don't just blow a whistle at the end of a world war like a football match and expect everything to go normal again.
Who is “they” exactly? What a sweeping generalisation you make,casting aspersions on the youth of today. For your information Sir,poverty is alive and well in the U.K..Many people suffer the indignity of food banks just to eat Sir. The modern world is great only if you can afford to participate in it my friend.Stop generalising it’s pathetic.
@@colinbellew3020 First of all I''m not a Sir, I'm female and secondly, of course there is poverty still, one would be stupid to think otherwise. If you UNDERSTOOD what I'd written and commented on, I wasn't talking about everyone, I said 'kids of today', you generalized my comment! Most kids of today are selfish brats, who only think about themselves, have no feelings, no empathy, no morals and no respect for themselves let alone their parents etc! If you don't like what I say, that's your problem, but if I remember correctly WE STILL HAVE FREE SPEECH here in the uk and what I said was MY OPINION ABOUT WHAT I KNOW AND SEE ALL AROUND ME. Many people do suffer and go to food banks etc yes, but many of those that do, also have extended nails, fashionable hair styles, good clothes on their backs and a mobile glued to their ears and drive a decent motor! That to me isn't being poor, that is ripping the system off Sir. Half the people on the dole, aren't on there because they can't find a job, they don't want to work, they don't have to because our system will keep them well without a job, they too walk about with fine clothes on their backs, mobiles stuck to their ears and wear flash jewelry, drive good cars, hair extensions & nails, drink and take drugs... I work long hours and extremely hard for my money and I can't afford to live like most of them that plead poverty can, how come I find myself asking WHY this is! and I'm careful with every penny I earn! You need to open your eyes to what's really happening around you!
@@jonlen100 Moved from there to The Suburbs in 1983 and while I love it here and will never move I STILL miss it every day. Loved the vibe and the characters.....:)
What a wonderful virtual tour. Spencer and Kiera certainly possess some of their grandfather's characteristics, in particular the smile, sense of humour and sensitivity; and Spencer does the Chaplin walk effortlessly. Charlie Chaplin would be so immensely proud of them, and you Joolz for making this superb video and giving us all such a treat. Not only have you given us such an insight into the life of a very special man and his comic genius, you also did great service to his grandchildren who I'm sure will never forget their experience with you. You helped them connect to so many parts of their grandfather's history, well done Joolz, truly inspiring stuff. Thank you very much
I'm an American who is an enormous fan of your channel. Your videos are top flight. I love pouring myself a glass or two of Cabernet Sauvignon and enjoying some English cheddar while becoming absorbed in your storytelling. Well done, sir.
The workhouses, what a terribly cruel way to treat people, who were completely destitute, while Britain was the wealthiest country in the world at that time.
You want to read about the Irish Workhouses..there was plenty of food at the time in Ireland during the Famine..it was shipped to the soldiers in India etc..same on ye murderers!
Wonderful to see his Grandchildren who both have his beautiful sparkly eyes, proudly remembering their Grandfather who was a great World Cinema legend, probably the greatest, and loved by so many millions all over the world. Chaplin was a genius and went deeper than most actors, especially after what he had seen in his hard life before he became such a big star.. Excellent Doc byJoolz once again.
Hi Joolz, this was an interesting detailed account of Charlie Chaplin’s life. My father was born in Bow, his fathers’ father in Bethnal Green. What I am about to add is the true account of how Charlie got his walk! My great grandfather used to be on the buses, or rather the driver of a team of horses, his conductor or ‘clippy’ & his good friend/drinking partner was nun other than Charlie Chaplin. This was one of his many jobs, but the last one before he left for America. Apparently he was always saying he was going to be famous and juggled the busses while pursuing his wanted career. Now getting back to his walk… when discussing this with my ole man, we came to the conclusion that the travel motion of the swaying bus & the uneven tram lines in the road, caused him to sway from side to side whilst giving out the tickets. I have only just come across you on TH-cam and can’t tell you how much I luv your walks. I know this was two years ago when you posted it, but I just had to comment with an account that is rarely known. …oh yer, while I’m at it, I haven’t seen a walk of any pie n mash shops! If you haven’t done what’s left of them & plan on doing one, I would be honoured to come sit in the background & eat in every one of them that’s left!, You’re great mate, keep it up.
Great work Joolz! Probably one of your best videos. Kiera is so beautiful with amazing cheekbones and you could never mistake Spencer;s smile. How lovely, friendly and natural they both were too.
Joolz you are a very talented chap. The web is filled with walking tours of London, but nothing comes close to yours. I love your wicked sense of humour. You set the bar very high for others.
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Happens if you say something so slightly anti-bigtech. Go Rumble ! But thanks Joolz. Another great contribution.
Charlie Chaplin - The Greatest Speech Ever Made
I'm taken by how much Charlie's grandchildren resemble him; Spencer even walks like him a little bit. They couldn't have found better companions for their tour than Joolz and his sister.
Totally agree!
Uncanny
People generally underestimate the power of genetics and how different traits can carry on for Generations upon Generations. I saw one video on here where the girl was a princess descended from I can't remember who but it was somebody like 400 years ago and the resemblance was so striking that you would think that the woman was her grandmother or her mother as opposed to the numbers of great back that she was.
You have to appreciate the work and research jools puts into his work to create such great content 10/10 for this one 👍🏻
Thanks. Yes, a lot of reading but very interesting.
@@Joolzguides Outstanding Joolzie. I love your vids, started watching before I visited London and I still watch them, planning my next visit. This has to be one of your best.
I'm from Belgium and I did almost the same tour a year before, thanks to my daughter who lives in London. We even had a meal in Chaplin's corner.
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I totally agree.
Joolz you produce more enjoyable films than professional TV productions. Excellent.
A wonderful Extended Episode on a fascinating subject and including Charlie Chaplin's family makes this a brilliant video. Well Done Jules.
I met Mr. Chaplin when i was a very small child. My parents tell me that i sat on his lap. The only thing I remember is that he seemed very old, but he must have been nice because I wasn’t afraid of him and I was quite shy. We used to have a photo of me with him, but I have no idea what became of it after my father died.
One of the best docs on Charlie Chaplain, I say. You cant see this in any history channel in cable TV or in streaming. Hey BBC or History Channel, over here! :)
Joolz, your videos are always interesting but this one is over-the-top !! It was an added pleasure to see and hear from Kiera and Spencer. This episode may be my new favorite.
I just wished that he returned to Charlie's birthplace of East Street just 1 mile away from where this video started and where I was also born and lived my first 29 years to 1983 !
You have always been my favourite but this really shows you have reached international fame
That was fantastic. A tour of Chaplin locations with his relatives.
Very enjoyable short doc which includes Keira and Spencer, the grand children of the legendary Charlie. I’m very impressed and moved. How nice that Joolz got the participation of his grandchildren. Thank you so much all three of you ❤❤❤
My great grandfather, Fred Holden was the manager of the Canterbury Theater during 1895-1900. Our family has a playbill with Charley and my Grandfather, Cyril on the bill. They were both the same age, and according to Fred, his family would entertain Charley and Sidney, along with the Lupino family, Britains Jay Leno, Harry Lauder, Jenny LInd, and other celebrities of the day. Wonder if there is still a trace of the Canterbury to this day? Thanks for a wonderful trip through the past/present. Definitely your best video yet.
That was wonderful seeing Chaplin's grandchildren and some of the places of his life.
Been even better if he returned to East Street where he AND I were born. I lived my first 29 years there until 1983 and sooo disappointed he did not go the street which is also a busy market...
What lovely people Chaplin's grandkids seem. You've excelled with this vid, Joolz!
A great episode, made even more special with the family connection to Chaplin! Thank you for doing the research and making this!
The best one yet. This should be on mainstream television. Greetings from a Londoner on Vancouver Island.
True Story. I am a Londoner , from exactly the same street as Charlie Chaplin i.e East Street until I moved to The South East London Suburbs in 1983.
I went on a wonderful 7 week USA/Canadian holiday in 1979 and stayed in Vancouver Island having been thru' LA/SF/Lake Tahoe/Oregpn and Washington and when I was in V Island I saw a guy looking sad called , by coincidence , Charlie and I asked why he seemed sad and he told me he moved from Herne Hill in S E London and though he was 60 years old that he missed it every day. May I ask when and why did you move , my friend ?
I think we just discovered prince Harry's secret youtube account
Amazing! Thank you for this magical incursion into the life of Charlie Chaplin! I am fascinating by his life and legacy. Having started reading his autobiography recently, this video is a wonderful bonus. Bravo!
OMG Spencer is the spitting image of his grandad. This is one of your best Joolz
aww this was so lovely!! that guy who impersonated charlie chapman couldnt believe joolz could speak in his native tongue!!
I had many Iranian friends at school who mostly taught me naughty words
We have well loved Iranian actors, singers and comedians in the UK, including Shappi Khorsandi and Omid Djalili.
@@catherinerobilliard7662 and Pat Monahan
@@SeanieVoiceOver I've just looked him up and he's hilarious! How can I have missed such comic talent? He's got a North Wearside accent too! I need to go home more often.
@@catherinerobilliard7662 Darius Davies and Jodi Kamali are two up and coming Iranian comics who are both hilariously funny, Oh and Shappi's brother Peyvand and her father are also comics LOL
I’m living in London and I know about London from this Channel ❤️
Charlie Chaplin was one of my all time heroes.
Totally Brilliant !
Huge Chaplin Fan together with being a Huge Joolz Fan !!!
What a fantastic tour of Charlie Chaplin, absolutely loved it, even though I was only 7 years old when he died I will never forget that day the news flash announcing his death.
What a icon. :-) :-)
Joolz!! This is your finest video to date. I was moved to tears a number of times, and I'm so glad you had the chance to film this very special tour with Spencer and Kiera. Thank you.
I met Charlie Chaplin at Heathrow airport in 1975.
What very sweet people, the grandchildren! I enjoyed this so much!
The best ever episode and was totally mesmerised throughout. The only downside was felt it could have been made into a full hour episode with some more reflection at the end and of course a trip to Swizerland....
One of your best videos ever Joolz. Many thanks.
This video was flipping fantastic ❤ Spencer and Kiera look SO much like Charlie Sr. and Oona. Those genes are strong, boy.
Did you know Charlie as a boy met George chapman who was a suspect in the Jack the ripper case.
An extract from his autobiography.
" stopped at a saloon in London Bridge Road and asked for a glass of water. A bluff, amiable gentleman with a dark moustache served me. For some reason I could not drink the water. I pretended to but as soon as the man turned to talk to a customer I put the glass down and left. Two weeks later, George Chapman, proprietor of the Crown public house in the London Bridge Road, was charged with murdering five wives by posioning them with strychnine. His latest victim was dying in a room above the saloon the day he gave me the glass of water.'
What an encounter.
A TV programme called Murder Maps about Chapman.
@@jonlen100 I actually was an advisor on that show.
oh wow charlie chaplin's grandchildren!!! so beautiful!!! great to meet them!!!
God I love Chaplin! The ending of City Lights when the blind flower girl could finally see and she realizes this is the kind man who's been helping her all this time makes me cry every time. EVERY GODDAM TIME
I loved this video! Congratulations, Joolz! Chaplin's grandchildren seem so nice!
My new favorite, Charlie was a big part of my childhood. Thank you Joolz, Kira and Sidney 😁
@Jeff somersby thank you. I was flooded by emotions thinking about the brothers. It was nice to see the siblings in good health and spirits.
Joolz ' I have been watcing your vidios for about two years , and I must say how greatly I have enjoyed ALL of them ' I really love your off hand humour and your good natured sence of fun ' Your presentations are both informative and a whole lot of fun. So congratulations Sir ' for all of your passed work . However I must say that this ' latest video top's all of the others and I want to thank you' and your sister' and of course the Chaplin ' grand children for making such a marvelose tribute too The Little clown ' who went on to becoming one of the greatest star's and also one of the most influential. Men of the 2Oth centure .... And you and campanions brought it all to life ' Well done Sir. '
Bravo ! Bravo ! Bravo !
Hi Joolz,
I'm an Aussie who's just spent the best part of the last two years calling the UK my home. I spent the most wonderful time in and around England (based in Cambridge) and many, many days wandering the streets of London. I returned to Aus just before Christmas but am missing London dearly - came across your channel trying to find videos on London, and you've provided me with the regular slice-of-London I'm so craving.
Absolutely love your videos, and the way you present them - you capture the heart and vibe of this great city so perfectly! Thank you for this wonderful content, it brings a huge smile to my face every time!
As a dual-citizen, I'll be returning to my second-home real soon!
From the photo @2:20 I think Spencer Chaplin really resembles his great grandfather Charles Chaplin senior. Brilliant walking guide and fascinating insight into Charlie Chaplin.
My husband is a big fan of Charlie Chaplin and identifies a lot with him. He was surprised to learn that Charlie died on Christmas Day 1977, the same day my husband was born. Really enjoyed this tour.
Slightly sad but charming video and what lovely relations! Another great and timeless video Joolz.
Chaplin is one of my top 5 all-time heroes. Spencer is his granddad's spitting image but on 10:42 there's a close-up of Kiera that shows her Chaplin eyes - then a tear fell down
This is truly remarkable to have his grandchildren accompanying you on this fascinating tour. Keira is very beautiful which is no surprise given that most of the Chaplin females are very pretty.
I found the part about the work house/asylum and his mum quite affecting. Excellent video I learned a lot.
Wow! very emotional and interesting tour, bravo 👏
Great video Joolz, the Chaplins are lovely people. Especially Kiera. Nice to see Lou again, love her music.
This was incredible. I knew very little about Charlie Chaplin‘s early life . I know more about his life later in the United States and in Hollywood. Thank you so much for this. His early life explains so much about him.
Also thank you for all the incredible research, your intellectual and historical knowledge
and virtuosity you put into your videos. I thoroughly enjoy them and I hope someday if I am lucky , I can take a tour with you when I come to London.
There’s an excellent film called Chaplin with Robert Downey Junior that covers a lot about the early days, I’m sure you’d really enjoy it.
He WAS born in the West Midlands though and first performed at the Grand Theatre Wolverhampton.
Wonderful, wonderful episode of a consistently beautiful series. Thank you.
I LOVE THIS VIDEO!!!!!
Great stuff, Joolzy.
Thanks so much....☺
This was a amazing video, all about Charles Chaplin and his life and all the connectioms with his life.I liked it very much.Especially to have the honour or seeing his grandchildren with you.Fantastic video.Thanks a lot.I also like to see the man who have been doing Charles Chaplin in Covent garden for so many years...and thats because I have seen this man many times when I go to Covent Garden, I always like to take a seat sn enjoy of his play.
Excellent presentation, love the subject. You always find a way to out do your last video. Thank you Mr McDonnell 👍🏻😁💓🙏🏻
Brilliant episode, Jules! Having the Chaplin kids with you on this tour added a whole new dimension to your work, I hope that this format happens more often! I can see that you had loads of fun doing this one, which added great dollops of warmth - well, your episodes always have warmth, this one just a lot more than usual! :-) Keep it up, please!
Kinda sad yet absolutely awesome episode! BRAVO! BRAVO! 😢👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
This was excellent.
My wife recognized you while visiting London last week as you about to enter a restaurant, we said a quick hello and regretted not asking to take a picture with you and not offering to buy you a beer.
I'm 60 next and we were fed beef dripping sandwiches as kids. They are still around today to buy and taste almost the same as they did back in the day! I still eat them now lol. When you're poor, you appreciate life as you get older if you can improve on what you were brought up to, unlike the kids today that get everything handed to them on a plate, we were and still are hard grafters and can stand much of what we're put through in todays world, whereas the younger ones haven't got a clue, they feel life/material things are owed to them and they hate working for anything!
Quite right! Look at all these students whingeing and whining about Covid lock down. Pathetic specimens of humanity that they are.
I grew up in London still amidst bomb damage from German bombs, on sunday there was only a newsagent open and churches, No shopping arcades or McDonalds or KFC. in the afternoon it was nothing open and tea was the fried up leftovers from sunday dinner..my dad fried up mash potato with carrots and dripping. we weren't living in poverty we were happy..but that's the way it was. i am talking 1958. still bomb damage in London. you don't just blow a whistle at the end of a world war like a football match and expect everything to go normal again.
Who is “they” exactly? What a sweeping generalisation you make,casting aspersions on the youth of today. For your information Sir,poverty is alive and well in the U.K..Many people suffer the indignity of food banks just to eat Sir. The modern world is great only if you can afford to participate in it my friend.Stop generalising it’s pathetic.
@@colinbellew3020 First of all I''m not a Sir, I'm female and secondly, of course there is poverty still, one would be stupid to think otherwise. If you UNDERSTOOD what I'd written and commented on, I wasn't talking about everyone, I said 'kids of today', you generalized my comment! Most kids of today are selfish brats, who only think about themselves, have no feelings, no empathy, no morals and no respect for themselves let alone their parents etc! If you don't like what I say, that's your problem, but if I remember correctly WE STILL HAVE FREE SPEECH here in the uk and what I said was MY OPINION ABOUT WHAT I KNOW AND SEE ALL AROUND ME.
Many people do suffer and go to food banks etc yes, but many of those that do, also have extended nails, fashionable hair styles, good clothes on their backs and a mobile glued to their ears and drive a decent motor! That to me isn't being poor, that is ripping the system off Sir. Half the people on the dole, aren't on there because they can't find a job, they don't want to work, they don't have to because our system will keep them well without a job, they too walk about with fine clothes on their backs, mobiles stuck to their ears and wear flash jewelry, drive good cars, hair extensions & nails, drink and take drugs... I work long hours and extremely hard for my money and I can't afford to live like most of them that plead poverty can, how come I find myself asking WHY this is! and I'm careful with every penny I earn! You need to open your eyes to what's really happening around you!
Well done Joolz. I'm always amazed at you and your sister's musical repertoire
this is a fantastic episode, one of your best, Joolz
Great video, and so good to see the grandchildren.
This was terrific, I tour of Mr. Chaplin's old haunts alongside his family.. BRILLIANT!
Fancy having Sir Charles Chaplins grand children accompany you on a tour about their grand father. Heart warming, cheers from down under.
never knew chaplin was a south london guy got to admit you learn alot about london from joolz
I just wished that he returned to Charlie's birthplace of East Street just 1 mile away where I was also born and lived my first 29 years to 1983 !
@@Isleofskye Heard he used to visit East lane a few times over the years.
@@jonlen100 Moved from there to The Suburbs in 1983 and while I love it here and will never move I STILL miss it every day.
Loved the vibe and the characters.....:)
Another great video Joolz, look forward to seeing these on a Sunday, greeat to learn so much about Charlie Chaplin, what a sad start to life :(
This was a great walk and I’ll say this; his granddaughter is a beautiful girl. Really nice people!
Lovely tour, as always. Ever since watching the movie about Chaplin, I've had this interest in his life.
Absolutely brilliant…..visiting all these Chaplin spots with his grandkids was pretty special
Gosh, what amazing memories, and lovely people. Terrific.
Crikey. Brilliant. Brings back memories of Grandad. I think she's after your little kites Joolz
OMG this was amazing. Seeing these children looking just like Charlie Chaplin wow....amazing.
What a wonderful virtual tour. Spencer and Kiera certainly possess some of their grandfather's characteristics, in particular the smile, sense of humour and sensitivity; and Spencer does the Chaplin walk effortlessly. Charlie Chaplin would be so immensely proud of them, and you Joolz for making this superb video and giving us all such a treat. Not only have you given us such an insight into the life of a very special man and his comic genius, you also did great service to his grandchildren who I'm sure will never forget their experience with you. You helped them connect to so many parts of their grandfather's history, well done Joolz, truly inspiring stuff. Thank you very much
it was good watching this vid again!!!
Absolutely brilliant.
Cheers Joolz and those jolly good, spiffing Chaplins!! 🙂
I can only reiterate the words of others, a truly spiffing episode full of love and nostalgia. My favourite video by far. 🎩🎩
The Chaplin's siblings grand Children are very simple and modest, raised in humility. This family knows where they come from
You are right ....well raised, just like genius himself .
Another cracking video from Joolz Guides! Is that Charlie's bowler that you have on your noggin?
I'm an American who is an enormous fan of your channel. Your videos are top flight. I love pouring myself a glass or two of Cabernet Sauvignon and enjoying some English cheddar while becoming absorbed in your storytelling. Well done, sir.
Great and informative video.
How emotional must that have been for Charlie's grandchildren.
I learn so much watching theses. Thanks Joolz
Wow! I had no idea what Charles Chaplin went through as a child. So sad! But this was very enlightening, thank you so much!
Great video and an amazing story, thank you.
Fantastic, Joolz, thank you! I can't commend it enough. If it had been twice as long it would have seemed too short!
The workhouses, what a terribly cruel way to treat people, who were completely destitute, while Britain was the wealthiest country in the world at that time.
No the workhouses were very popular. Once people got a place they refused to leave. Don't believe the fake news.
They weren't popular they were dreaded and a last resort place. Don't believe the fake comments.
@@ria1636 The problem at the workhouses was they couldn't get residents to leave. It was a secure, communal environment.
You want to read about the Irish Workhouses..there was plenty of food at the time in Ireland during the Famine..it was shipped to the soldiers in India etc..same on ye murderers!
Britain was the wealthiest country in the world at the time precisely because they were tough.
Really enjoyed this one Joolz. Learned a lot about Charlie Chaplin, things I never knew. Another stunning video guide. Many thanks.
Wonderful to see his Grandchildren who both have his beautiful sparkly eyes, proudly remembering their Grandfather who was a great World Cinema legend, probably the greatest, and loved by so many millions all over the world. Chaplin was a genius and went deeper than most actors, especially after what he had seen in his hard life before he became such a big star..
Excellent Doc byJoolz once again.
Iv'e seen all your vlogs and this one one is hands down your Best! You just keep upping your game!
Hi Joolz, this was an interesting detailed account of Charlie Chaplin’s life.
My father was born in Bow, his fathers’ father in Bethnal Green.
What I am about to add is the true account of how Charlie got his walk!
My great grandfather used to be on the buses, or rather the driver of a team of horses, his conductor or ‘clippy’ & his good friend/drinking partner was nun other than Charlie Chaplin. This was one of his many jobs, but the last one before he left for America. Apparently he was always saying he was going to be famous and juggled the busses while pursuing his wanted career.
Now getting back to his walk… when discussing this with my ole man, we came to the conclusion that the travel motion of the swaying bus & the uneven tram lines in the road, caused him to sway from side to side whilst giving out the tickets.
I have only just come across you on TH-cam and can’t tell you how much I luv your walks. I know this was two years ago when you posted it, but I just had to comment with an account that is rarely known.
…oh yer, while I’m at it, I haven’t seen a walk of any pie n mash shops! If you haven’t done what’s left of them & plan on doing one, I would be honoured to come sit in the background & eat in every one of them that’s left!,
You’re great mate, keep it up.
Amazing ! you've done it again , very enjoyable !!!!
Fantastic vídeo!
Brilliant, Joolz. Lovely to see ol' Charlie's grand children.
Amazing video! Thank you for taking us with you on this awesome tour!!! So very wonderful bits of history.
... Here! ... Here! ... Good show olde boy! 😁 ...
Another great video Joolz , well done ,adding Chaplin Grandchildren makes it special 👍....
Nice one Joolz
Outstanding vlog.
Great work Joolz! Probably one of your best videos. Kiera is so beautiful with amazing cheekbones and you could never mistake Spencer;s smile. How lovely, friendly and natural they both were too.
Absolute quality. Respect to Joolz for paying homage to arguably the greatest movie actor of all time .
I loved this walk you did, Charlie Chaplains best pice of work for me was the final speech in The Great Dictator. It’s so powerful and moving.
I love Limelight
THIS IS GREAT☺☺
This is the best tour video by far. Great job in research and filming. Thanks to Spencer and Kiera for sharing.
Joolz you are a very talented chap. The web is filled with walking tours of London, but nothing comes close to yours. I love your wicked sense of humour. You set the bar very high for others.
Joolz this needs to be on tv - such rich content
Yes, pity they don't care, isn't it. I'm not sure why but I'm so glad you enjoyed it. It's getting viewed at least!
Joolz Guides - London History Walks - Travel Films You probably know already, but you can upload them to Amazon Prime video . I've heard of tubers actually finding a new audience through that. And thanks for this great episode! :)
That was awesome and a privilege to watch. Thanks everybody !
What a great video, thank you to the Chaplins and you Joolz of course, what lovely people
I loved this tour & amazing to see the descendents of Mr Charles Chaplin.❤ God bless.🇬🇧👍😁