6.0 TMDB audience rating
City Lights
True Blind Love
Directed by Charlie Chaplin
Overview
A tramp falls in love with a beautiful blind flower girl. His on-and-off friendship with a wealthy man allows him to be the girl's benefactor and suitor.
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Cast and crew
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Charlie ChaplinA Tramp
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Virginia CherrillA Blind Girl
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Florence LeeHer Grandmother
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Harry MyersAn Eccentric Millionaire
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Al Ernest GarciaHis Butler
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Hank MannA Prizefighter
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Albert AustinStreet Sweeper / Burglar (uncredited)
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Eddie BakerBoxing Fight Referee (uncredited)
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Henry BergmanMayor / Blind Girl's Downstairs Neighbor (uncredited)
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Buster BrodieBald Party Guest (uncredited)
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Jeanne CarpenterDiner in Restaurant (uncredited)
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Tom DempseyBoxer (uncredited)
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James DonnellyStreet Sweepers' Foreman (uncredited)
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Ray ErlenbornNewsboy (uncredited)
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Robert GravesPolice Officer (uncredited)
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Charles HammondStreet Passerby (uncredited)
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Joseph HerrickBoxing Match Spectator (uncredited)
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Austen JewellNewsboy (uncredited)
- Director
- Charlie Chaplin
- Writer
- Harry Crocker, Charlie Chaplin and Harry Carr
- Music
- Charlie Chaplin
- Cinematography
- Roland Totheroh and Gordon Pollock