The Cure (1917) |
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| Director(s) | Charlie Chaplin (uncredited) |
| Producer(s) | Charlie Chaplin, Henry P. Caulfield (uncredited) |
| Top Genres | Short Films |
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Charlie Chaplin(as The Inebriate)
The Cure
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1917
The Cure
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1917
Charlie Chaplin
(as The Inebriate)
Edna Purviance(as The Girl)
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The Cure
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1917
Edna Purviance
(as The Girl)
Eric Campbell(as The Man with the Gout)
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1917
The Cure
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1917
Eric Campbell
(as The Man with the Gout)
Henry Bergman(as Masseur)
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The Cure
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1917
Henry Bergman
(as Masseur)
Albert Austin(as Sanitarium Attendant)
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The Cure
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1917
Albert Austin
(as Sanitarium Attendant)
William Gillespie(as Patient)
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1917
The Cure
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William Gillespie
(as Patient)
The Cure Overview:
The Cure (1917) was a Short Films - Film directed by Charlie Chaplin (uncredited) and produced by Charlie Chaplin and Henry P. Caulfield.
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The Cure Quotes:
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The Inebriate: [closing title card] Forgive me! That well was full of liquor! Please don't.
See More Quotes from The CureThe Inebriate: [closing title card] Forgive me! That well was full of liquor! Please don't.
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Outtakes show that the original premise was to have Charles Chaplin play one of the employees at the clinic, but switched the roles with John Rand (who was to play the inebriate) after an uninspired performance. Chaplin himself specialized in drunken characters in the English music hall where he grew up.