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Sydney Chaplin retired from screen in 1928, after finishing A Little Bit of Fluff in Britain, though he continued to worry about his brother Charlie. He resided in the south of France and often visited Charlie Chaplin’s family in Switzerland. Sydney Chaplin died on April 16, 1965, Charlie Chaplin’s 76th birthday.
Sydney Earle Chaplin, 21 March 1926, Los Angeles, California, USA. The son of Charlie Chaplin and his second wife, actress Lita Grey, and named for his father’s half-brother Syd Chaplin, he was with the Los Angeles Circle Theater before making his debut in films with an appearance in his father’s Limelight (1952).
Sydney Earle Chaplin is the second son of Sir Charles (Charlie) Chaplin and his second wife, actress Lita Grey. He and his older brother Charles Junior were raised by their mother after her divorce in 1927. Sydney served in the military after World War II and made his film debut in his father’s 1952 film Limelight. (He would again work with ...
10 mar 2009 · Sydney Earl Chaplin, actor, born 30 March 1926; died 3 March 2009 This correction was added on Monday 16 March 2009. The obituary above named Susan Magnes as the first of Sydney Chaplin's three wives.
Sydney Earle Chaplin (* 30. März 1926 in Los Angeles, Kalifornien; † 3. März 2009 in Rancho Mirage, Kalifornien) war ein US-amerikanischer Schauspieler.
Sydney Earle Chaplin, född 31 mars 1926 i Los Angeles, Kalifornien, död 3 mars 2009 i Rancho Mirage, Kalifornien, [ 1] var en amerikansk skådespelare. Han var son till Charlie Chaplin och Lita Grey och var under en period gift med Noëlle Adam . Han tilldelades en Tony Award 1957 för sin medverkan i musikalen Bells Are Ringing .
20 gen 2012 · Sydney Earle Chaplin (March 31, 1926 – March 3, 2009) Sydney Chaplin was an award-winning American film and theater actor. The third son of Charlie Chaplin, Sydney Chaplin was named after his half-uncle Sydney Chaplin, Charlie’s beloved older brother. Sydney’s mother, Lita Grey was 16 when she married the 35-year-old Charlie Chaplin in 1924.
