Знаменитые люди

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Successful person. Successful person-a leader who likes to give the people. Success has been an issue broadly discussed and defined by different approaches. Some say that being successful means being wealthy. Others associate success with popularity and power. A third approach would relate success with social and emotional well-being. So we come to the questions: "When can be someone considered successful?" and "What skills make success easier to achieve?"

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Charlie Chaplin.

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Charlie Chaplin Sir Charles Spencer "Charlie" Chaplin, Charles Spencer «Charlie» Chaplin; - American and British actor, writer, composer and director, the universal master of cinema, the creator of one of the most famous images of the world film - the image of Charlie's tramp, appeared in comedy shorts, put on stream in 1910 at Keystone studios Chaplin has used techniques of pantomime and slapstick, but since the 1920s in his work began to take a much more serious social issues than it was in the early period of short films. Beginning in April 1914 Chaplin began to act as a director and scriptwriter of most movies with their own participation, since 1916 he has also produced films, and in 1918 - wrote music.

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Charlie Chaplin Chaplin was one of the most creative and influential people in the era of silent films. In Chaplin's work was greatly influenced by French comedian Max Linder, to whom he dedicated one of his films. His career began in the Victorian era, when little Charlie first appeared on the scene in the UK Music Hall, and stretched out for 75 years, lasted almost until his death, an artist at age 88. After the resounding success in Hollywood, Chaplin was forced to leave the U.S. under the onslaught of scandals, revelations about the details of his personal life and charges of sympathizing with the ideas of communism in the McCarthy era in the early 1950s.

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CHARLIE cHAPLIN n 1999, the American Film Institute has put Charlie Chaplin in 10th place in the list of 100 greatest movie stars in the 100 years of men. In 2008, Martin Skiffe in his review of the book "Chaplin: A Life" wrote: "Chaplin was not just a great man, he was a giant. In 1915 he broke into the world like a ghost with his gift of comedy, laughter and care, at a time when everything was torn apart in World War I, and for the next 25 years - and during the Great Depression and during the rise of Adolf Hitler - he continued to do ... it is unlikely that any other man will ever bring more joy, pleasure and relief at a time when they need because most of the people. "George Bernard Shaw called Chaplin "the only genius who came out of the film industry."

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CHARLIE CHAPLIN FAIMOUS MAN