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* ShoutOut: In ComicStrip/DeKiekeboes, a Belgian comic strip a CharlieChaplinShoutOut is provided to this film. While Balthazar the villain talks to the prison warden a photo of Chaplin in prison outfit can be seen hanging against his wall.
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* ShoutOut: In ComicStrip/DeKiekeboes, a Belgian comic strip a CharlieChaplinShoutOut is provided to this film. While Balthazar the villain talks to the prison warden a photo of Chaplin in prison outfit can be seen hanging against his wall.
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* BeachBury: In an unusual variant, Charlie does this to himself, to hide from the cops who are chasing him. The ease with which he emerges after completely buring himself is just a teeny bit unrealistic.
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* BeachBury: In an unusual variant, Charlie does this to himself, to hide from the cops who are chasing him. The ease with which he emerges after completely buring burying himself is just a teeny bit unrealistic.
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* TheCameo: Edna's chauffeur is played by Charlie Chaplin's chauffeur, Toraichi Kono.
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''The Adventurer'' is a 1917 short film made by Creator/CharlieChaplin. In this one Charlie is an escapee from prison. After giving some bumbling cops the slip on a beach, Charlie swims away, eventually coming back to shore at a pier with an amusement park--where Edna Purviance's mother has fallen into the water. Charlie dives back in and winds up saving both Edna's mom, Edna (after she falls in), and Edna's hulking but cowardly suitor, Eric Campbell, who also falls in. Charlie is invited to the lavish mansion belonging to Edna's family, but the jealous suitor has figured out who he really is.
Chaplin's last film with the Mutual Corporation. Also the last film for Eric Campbell, who was Chaplin's regular heavy and probably would have continued in that capacity if not for the car accident that killed him two months after this film was released.
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* BeachBury: In an unusual variant, Charlie does this to himself, to hide from the cops who are chasing him. The ease with which he emerges after completely buring himself is just a teeny bit unrealistic.
* InstitutionalApparel: Charlie wears the standard striped prison outfit.
* LemmingCops: The bumbling cops that fall all over themselves trying to catch Charlie on the beach, and later at the mansion, make this film somewhat resemble a Keystone Studios film.
* LiteralAssKicking: This one has a lot even for a Chaplin movie. In once scene Chaplin and Campbell have their backs to each other but are kicking backwards. A guest at the party walks in between them, and Campbell kicks her in the behind.
* MustacheVandalism: When Charlie sees the newspaper with his picture on the front, he draws in a bushy beard and mustache to make the picture look like Campbell.
* NoNameGiven: As usual for a Chaplin film, none of the characters are named. Chaplin is "The Convict", Edna Purviance is "The Girl", etc.
* WorstNewsJudgmentEver: Campbell finds out about Charlie via a newspaper banner-headline that includes a large picture.
Chaplin's last film with the Mutual Corporation. Also the last film for Eric Campbell, who was Chaplin's regular heavy and probably would have continued in that capacity if not for the car accident that killed him two months after this film was released.
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* BeachBury: In an unusual variant, Charlie does this to himself, to hide from the cops who are chasing him. The ease with which he emerges after completely buring himself is just a teeny bit unrealistic.
* InstitutionalApparel: Charlie wears the standard striped prison outfit.
* LemmingCops: The bumbling cops that fall all over themselves trying to catch Charlie on the beach, and later at the mansion, make this film somewhat resemble a Keystone Studios film.
* LiteralAssKicking: This one has a lot even for a Chaplin movie. In once scene Chaplin and Campbell have their backs to each other but are kicking backwards. A guest at the party walks in between them, and Campbell kicks her in the behind.
* MustacheVandalism: When Charlie sees the newspaper with his picture on the front, he draws in a bushy beard and mustache to make the picture look like Campbell.
* NoNameGiven: As usual for a Chaplin film, none of the characters are named. Chaplin is "The Convict", Edna Purviance is "The Girl", etc.
* WorstNewsJudgmentEver: Campbell finds out about Charlie via a newspaper banner-headline that includes a large picture.
