Charlie Chaplin at The Ritz London: Evidence of His 1921 Stay
Chaplin said he was living at the Ritz Hotel during his 1921 London return, supported by The Ritz, the Charlie Chaplin Archive and independent historical reporting.
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Actor, Filmmaker, Composer
1889
Walworth, London
British
5'5"
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Chaplin said he was living at the Ritz Hotel during his 1921 London return, supported by The Ritz, the Charlie Chaplin Archive and independent historical reporting.
Read the source noteImperial Hotel's official chronology records Charlie Chaplin's stay on May 14, 1932; the hotel's brand history separately confirms him as a guest and identifies the Wright Building era.
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