Charlie Chaplin during a press conference in the

Charlie Chaplin during a press conference in the Hotel Gotham, New York City, April 14, 1947. Three days after the premiere of Monsieur Verdoux, most reporters questions concerned his politics or national loyalty. The film was rejected by American critics and audiences, but was successful in Europe. (BSLOC_2014_13_197)

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Appearances Audiences Comedians Concerned Controversy Critics Gotham Intolerance Lcgr1409 Leftists Loyalty Monsieur Questions Rejected Reporters Scares Verdoux

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