Charlie Chaplin in 1916, most people were quite surprised how handsome he was outside his tramp character.

He had just signed a lucrative contract with Mutual Film Company who set him up with his own film studio called The Lone Star Studio. The facility was formerly the Climax Studios, located at 1025 Lillian Way in Hollywood, and later would be used by Buster Keaton to make all his independently produced silent two-reel and feature-length films.

The contract called for twelve two-reel comedies in twelve months, he ended up taking 16 months (films released May 1916-October 1917) for which Chaplin was paid the unprecedented amount of $10,000 a week plus $150,000 sign on bonus = $670,000 ($20 million in 2024)

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