The Rounders

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The Rounders
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Directed by	Charles Chaplin
Produced by	Mack Sennett
Written by	Charles Chaplin
Starring	Charles Chaplin Roscoe Arbuckle
Cinematography	Frank D. Williams
Editing by	Charles Chaplin
Distributed by	Keystone Studios
Release date(s)	1914
Running time	16 minutes
Country	United States
Language	Silent film English intertitles
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The Rounders is a 1914 comedy short starring Charles Chaplin and Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle. The film involves two drunks fighting with their wives who then go out to get even drunker, and was written and directed by Charles Chaplin.

1 Cast
- 1.1 Uncredited cast
2 Trivia
3 See also
4 External links

[edit] Cast

Charles Chaplin as Reveller
Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle as Charlie's Neighbor
Phyllis Allen as Charlie's Wife
Minta Durfee as Fatty's Wife
Al St. John as Bellhop/Waiter
Jess Dandy as Diner
Wallace MacDonald as Diner
Charley Chase as Diner

[edit] Uncredited cast

Billy Gilbert as Doorman in blackface
Cecile Arnold as Hotel Guest
Dixie Chene as Diner
Edward F. Cline as Hotel Guest in Lobby
Ted Edwards as Cop
William Hauber as Waiter
Edgar Kennedy in Bit Part

[edit] Trivia

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Chaplin and Arbuckle's drunk scenes have been described as "Laurel and Hardy on acid,"^{[citation needed]} although this was long before Laurel and Hardy teamed up.
The Rounders was filmed during Chaplin's first year in movies.

[edit] See also

[edit] External links

The Rounders at the Internet Movie Database
The Rounders at archive.org (viewable, downloadable film)

v • d • e Charlie Chaplin filmography

Keystone Studios (1914)	Making a Living • Kid Auto Races at Venice • Mabel's Strange Predicament • Between Showers • A Film Johnnie • Tango Tangles • His Favourite Pastime • Cruel, Cruel Love • The Star Boarder • Mabel at the Wheel • Twenty Minutes of Love • Caught in a Cabaret • Caught in the Rain • A Busy Day • The Fatal Mallet • Her Friend the Bandit • Mabel's Busy Day • Mabel's Married Life • Laughing Gas • The Face on the Bar Room Floor • Recreation • The Masquerader • His New Profession • The Rounders • The Property Man • The New Janitor • Those Love Pangs • Dough and Dynamite • Gentlemen of Nerve • His Musical Career • His Trysting Place • Tillie's Punctured Romance • Getting Acquainted • His Prehistoric Past

Essanay Studios (1915-1918)	His New Job • A Night Out • The Champion • In the Park • A Jitney Elopement • The Tramp • By the Sea • His Regeneration (uncredited) • Work • A Woman • The Bank • Shanghaied • A Night in the Show • Burlesque on Carmen • Police • Triple Trouble

Mutual Film Corp (1916-1917)	The Floorwalker • The Fireman • The Vagabond • One A.M. • The Count • The Pawnshop • Behind the Screen • The Rink • Easy Street • The Cure • The Immigrant • The Adventurer

First National (1918-1923)	A Dog's Life • The Bond • Shoulder Arms • Sunnyside • A Day's Pleasure • The Professor • The Kid • The Idle Class • Pay Day • The Pilgrim

United Artists (1923-1952)	A Woman of Paris • The Gold Rush • The Circus • City Lights • Modern Times • The Great Dictator • Monsieur Verdoux • Limelight

Later productions	A King in New York • The Chaplin Revue • A Countess from Hong Kong • The Freak • The Nut • Souls For Sale • A Woman of the Sea • Show People • Chaplin

Stock company	Edna Purviance • Eric Campbell • Albert Austin • Henry Bergman

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