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  • The Immigrant (1917)
  • Unrated
    Short | 30 min | Short, Comedy, Drama
The Immigrant (1917)
Unrated
Short | 30 min | Short, Comedy, Drama

Charlie is an immigrant who endures a challenging voyage and gets into trouble as soon as he arrives in America.
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Director
Writer
Charles Chaplin (written by)
Cinematographers
Roland Totheroh | George C. 'Duke' Zalibra (as George C. Zalibra)
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Updated Jun 17, 1917

Release date
Jun 17, 1917 (United States)
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14 cast members
Name Known for
Charles Chaplin
Immigrant Immigrant   See fewer
Edna Purviance
Immigrant Immigrant   See fewer
Eric Campbell
Head Waiter Head Waiter   See fewer
Albert Austin
Russian / Restaurant diner Russian / Restaurant diner   See fewer
Henry Bergman
Artist / Woman on Ship Artist / Woman on Ship   See fewer
Kitty Bradbury
Edna's mother Edna's mother   See fewer
Frank J. Coleman
Bearded cheating gambler / Restaurant owner Bearded cheating gambler / Restaurant owner   See fewer
William Gillespie
Café violinist Café violinist   See fewer
Tom Harrington
Marriage registrar Marriage registrar   See fewer
James T. Kelley
Shabby man in restaurant Shabby man in restaurant   See fewer
John Rand
Tipsy diner Tipsy diner   See fewer
Janet Sully
Passenger (as Janet Milly Sully) Passenger (as Janet Milly Sully)   See fewer
Loyal Underwood
Pint-sized passenger Pint-sized passenger   See fewer
Tom Wilson
Gambler on ship Gambler on ship   See fewer
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