<![CDATA[Did this movie mention Fatty Arbuckle at all?]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Chaplin

audierules — 11 years ago(November 24, 2014 09:05 PM)

I don't see his name in the cast and supposedly he mentored Charlie Chaplin.

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Yes, he did (as well as Buster Keaton which is why both of them supported him emotionally and financially during and after the "witch hunt" trials.) And yes, they were Roscoe's pants.
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He didn't mentor Chaplin, but the pants worn by the Tramp were actually a pair of Arbuckle's trousers(if the Peter Aykroyd biography is accurate).

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no
The people you idolize wouldn't like you.

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