2. "Finding a Son and Meeting Immortals" is full of personal touches. Rather than saying that the dream of heaven is Chaplin's own dream, it is better to say that this whole story of finding a son is the father-son tenderness that Chaplin yearned for. After marrying Una, there are no major works out, which is a proof that happiness no longer needs to be found in movies.
3. Interestingly, in O'Neal's play in 1928, the heroine's father prevented her from marrying her beloved. This episode was actually staged in 1943. O'Neill's daughter, who wrote the tragedy, ignored her father and daughter to marry and write a comedy. Chaplin, seeking O'Neal's psychological shadow area.
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