And he is the only master of comedy. Instead of one.
The light of the city is Charlie's favorite work.
Instilled his awareness of feelings. Yearning for love.
I remember he got divorced while filming the circus.
Life has been at a low ebb, and the changes in feelings can be felt in the drama.
He is depressed, he is lost. I also followed him in frustration and loss.
In the film he is humorous, witty, and kind.
Outside the film, he is sincere and hardworking, and he loves his film career.
This is me, no, the reason everyone admires him.
I like to call him Charlie.
As if he was still alive, as if he was still making his old movies.
Still have emotional entanglements with the actresses in the play.
Still worrying about whether to cut off a certain section.
If he lived like in the movie, that would be fine.
At least not too tired.
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