: Charlie Chaplin became the first global superstar with his "Tramp" character, often compared to Shakespeare or Dickens for his cultural impact.
: Renowned for its intense close-ups and the powerful performance of Renée Falconetti. Silent Movie
: Buster Keaton was a master of physical comedy and special effects, directing and starring in classics like The General (1926), which featured the most expensive shot of the era—a real train crashing into a river. : Charlie Chaplin became the first global superstar
: Fritz Lang’s sci-fi epic, famous for its visionary set design and influence on later films like Blade Runner . Silent Movie
: Mary Pickford was the most popular actress for decades, often playing feisty characters in films like Daddy Longlegs (1919). Masterpieces of the Era