Chaplin. Part 2. “A King in New York.” Criticism of democracy and society of stylization
The film “A King in New York” was shot in the UK, at the Shepperton studio, which immediately made Chaplin’s task easier, because, unlike the period of filming “The Great Dictator,” there was almost no pressure on him. The film premiered in England in 1957, but was only allowed in the United States in 1972, after he was given an honorary Oscar while on a short-term visa to the United States.