Tom Murray

Bertram 2021-12-09 08:01:19

    Ever since I watched his "Gold Rush" for the first time, I have developed a keen interest in him and want to explore him. His height turned out to be so small. The movies and pictures of that era and his exaggerated performance made him look like an image in a cartoon rather than a...

Ephraim 2022-03-21 09:01:53

This scene in The Gold Rush is remarkable and powerful because, while representing poverty, it highlights in the most original and visible way the similarity between this meal and the rich man's meal. place, thus creating a contrast between rich and poor: Cooked boots = cooked fish studs = chicken...

Malvina 2022-04-22 07:01:25

I had a relationship with Chaplin's fifth son, and we had a few conversations. Judging from the height of his son, I expected that Chaplin was by no means short.

Melyssa 2022-03-28 09:01:03

The way the big (storm) wind (snow) blows is very funny; the episode of eating boiled leather shoes is full of black humor, shoelaces → spaghetti, shoe spikes → fishbone; the "horrible cannibalism idea" was filmed It's so funny and funny, it's deadly; the wooden house on the cliff has a bit of "Inception" feeling, and when it is upside down, it reminds me of the French animation short "House on the Top Shake" in 1999; so familiar 's soundtrack...