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Limelight (1952)

Directed by Charlie Chaplin, Limelight is a English-language comedy, drama and music release from United States. The film dates to 1952. The credited cast includes Charlie Chaplin, Claire Bloom and Nigel Bruce. The recorded runtime is 137 minutes.

Limelight 1952 movie poster
Poster: Unknown, likely a work-for-hire commissioned by the film studio, United Artists . · Public domain · modified to card size

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Story and details

Directed by Charlie Chaplin, Limelight is a English-language comedy, drama and music release from United States. The film dates to 1952. The credited cast includes Charlie Chaplin, Claire Bloom and Nigel Bruce. The recorded runtime is 137 minutes.

Content type
Movie
Release year
1952
Verified genres
Comedy, Drama, Music
Original language
English
Runtime
137 minutes

Viewing context

Limelight is catalogued under Comedy, Drama, Music. Use those verified genre tags and the spoiler-free story above to decide whether it suits your movie night.

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Cast and director

Main cast: Charlie Chaplin, Claire Bloom, Nigel Bruce, Buster Keaton

Director: Charlie Chaplin

Where to watch legally in India

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Frequently asked questions

What type of title is Limelight?

Limelight is listed in this catalogue as a movie from 1952.

What genres describe Limelight?

The verified catalogue genres are Comedy, Drama, Music.

Where can I check legal availability for Limelight in India?

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Linked data provenance: Wikidata record. Editorial summaries remain original to this catalogue.