My Autobiography (2003)
My Autobiography
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I would rather have stolen in quietly without any fuss. But I had come to attend the première of City Lights and it meant publicity for the picture. However, I was not disappointed by the size of the crowd that welcomed me.
This time I stayed at the Carlton, for it was an older landmark than the Ritz and made London more familiar to me. My suite was exquisite. The saddest thing I can imagine is to get used to luxury. Each day I stepped into the Carlton was like entering a golden paradise. Being ...rich in London made life an exciting adventure every moment. The world was an entertainment. The performance started the first thing in the morning.
I glanced out of the window of my room and saw several placards down on the street. One read: ‘Charlie is still their darling.’ I smiled, thoughtfully at the connotation. The Press were extremely nice, for in an interview I made quite a faux pas when asked if I intended visiting Elstree. ‘Where’s that?’ I inquired innocently. They looked and smiled at each other, then told me it was the centre of the English film industry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I would rather have stolen in quietly without any fuss. But I had come to attend the première of City Lights and it meant publicity for the picture. However, I was not disappointed by the size of the crowd that welcomed me.
This time I stayed at the Carlton, for it was an older landmark than the Ritz and made London more familiar to me. My suite was exquisite. The saddest thing I can imagine is to get used to luxury. Each day I stepped into the Carlton was like entering a golden paradise. Being ...rich in London made life an exciting adventure every moment. The world was an entertainment. The performance started the first thing in the morning.
I glanced out of the window of my room and saw several placards down on the street. One read: ‘Charlie is still their darling.’ I smiled, thoughtfully at the connotation. The Press were extremely nice, for in an interview I made quite a faux pas when asked if I intended visiting Elstree. ‘Where’s that?’ I inquired innocently. They looked and smiled at each other, then told me it was the centre of the English film industry.
What to read after My Autobiography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Chaplin to read onlineMoreLess
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