Robert Downey Jr.

Geraldine Chaplin

Paul Rhys

John Thaw

Moira Kelly

Anthony Hopkins

Dan Aykroyd

Marisa Tomei

Penelope Ann Miller

Kevin Kline

Maria Pitillo

Milla Jovovich

Kevin Dunn

Deborah Moore

Diane Lane

Nancy Travis

James Woods

Hugh Downer

Nicholas Gatt

Bill Paterson

Anthony Bowles

Bryan Coleman

Howard Lew Lewis

P.H. Moriarty

Brian Lipson

Alan Ford

Thomas Bradford

Liz Porter

Ultan Ely-O'Carroll

Marcus Eyre

Anwar Adaoui

Ben Bilson

Matthew Cartwright

Ian Covington

Adam Goodwin

Milly Gregory

Sam Holland

Josh Maguire

Daniel Sherman

Luke Strain

Frankie Sullivan

Karen Salt

Gerald Sim

Una Brandon-Jones

Audrey Leybourne

Graham Sinclair

Karen Lewis

Andrée Bernard

Carole Jahme

Jacqueline Leonard

Claire Perriam

Theresa Petts

David Gant

Mary Healey

Malcolm Terris

Phil Brown

Matthew Cottle

Ena Baga

David Duchovny

Mario Govoni

David Mooney

C.J. Golden

Raymond Lynch

Peter Georges

Mike Randleman

Mike Peluso

Caroline Cornell

Ann Fairlie

Paul Hayes

Dennis Vero

Francesca Buller

Nick Corello

Richard Fast

Brad Blumenthal

Yoshio Be

Peter Crook

David Totheroh

Jack Totheroh

Jack Ritschel

Heather McNair

Laura Bastianelli

Joy Claussen

Paul Bruno Grenier

Marykate Harris

Charles Howerton

Jason Logan

Renata Scott

Michael Villani

Jerry Jensen

Larry Randolph

Alan Charof

Dana Craig

Kennedy Grant

Ken Magee

Benjamin Whitrow

Edward Crangle

Stuart Richman

Mark Vegh

Caroline Guthrie

Lawrence Lambert

Richard Attenborough

John Barry

Sven Nykvist

Anne V. Coates

Bryan Forbes

Mario Kassar

William Goldman

José Padilla

William Boyd

Valorie Massalas

Michael Crouch

Edward Tise

Dean Humphreys

Gina Fortunato

Ellen Mirojnick

John Mollo

Susie Figgis

Nikki Clapp

Richmond L. Aguilar

Gerry Humphreys

John Wolstenholme

Andrew Glen

Jonathan Bates

Mike Fenton

Shawn Murphy

Robin Glenn

David James

Stuart Craig

Leila Kirkpatrick

David Robinson

Charlie Chaplin

Diana Hawkins

Terence A. Clegg

Norman Dorme

Jim Morahan

Jim Wilkey

Keith Campbell

Jill Rockow

Andy Bradford

Alan E. Lorimer

Peter C. Graupner

Wally Schneiderman

George Marshall Ruge

Kate Flatt

Susanne McKenrick

Daniel W. Barringer

Brian J. Williams

Dan Kamin

Lee Cleary

John Moio

Neil Summers

Peter Brace

David Harris

Stephanie Kaye

Joe Dunne

Marguerite Happy

Stephen Masters

Michael D. Moore

David Tomblin

Chris Lyons

Carole Bennett

Ron Berkeley

John Caglione Jr.

Beryl Lerman

Audrey Futterman-Stern

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Told by way of a retrospective, this is a stylish and informative - if not always very entertaining - biopic on the legendary film star. He is discussing his autobiography and as he meanders down memory lane, we accompany him from his life in Edwardian London through his journey to the USA where he found fame with Keystone Studios and developed the legendary "Tramp" persona that resonated so well with an increasingly poverty-stricken populace. Robert Downey Jnr is effective in the title role, conveying much of the quirkiness - and selfishness - of this character. Geraldine Chaplin (his real life daughter) delivers a poignantly strong, if sparing, contribution and the attention to detail with costumes and sets is special. Thing is, although it must have been hard for Richard Attenborough to condense eighty-eight years of this man's hugely interesting life into one film, those moments he has selected tend a little towards the more salacious; those less demonstrative of his creative genius. The scenes at the start when an opportunity was there to illustrate to us how his workhouse upbringing instilled the ethic that was to drive him all his life - we skip through them all too superficially (though maybe that's because there was no role for Downey?). The political emphasis on the McCarthy witch-hunts is interesting, and the general FBI conspiracy elements are developed well, but for me this is much less about the man than it is about the myth and that's a shame. The supporting cast deliver well enough - John Thaw as his discoverer "Karno" and Dan Aykroyd strong amongst them, and to be fair it does rather fly by for almost 2½ hours. I can't help but admire the director's intention to encapsulate such a lot into such a little amount of screen time, but perhaps it was just never really possible in the first place - if justice were ever to be done to this flawed, enigmatic, charming, ruthless and funny man.

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