Charlie Chaplin was an English actor, filmmaker and composer famed for his iconic character “The Tramp.” This journal celebrates Charlie Chaplin, commemorating both the 100th anniversary of The Kid, his first feature-length film, and the cultural impact of The Great Dictator, by reproducing the final speech.
Inspired by the handwritten manuscript of Charlie Chaplin’s powerful final speech from *The Great Dictator*, this commemorative design celebrates one of cinema’s most influential artists and his enduring message of peace, democracy and humanity. Chaplin’s remarkable career spanned more than seven decades, from his iconic portrayal of “The Tramp” to his work as an actor, filmmaker, composer and producer. Released in 1940, *The Great Dictator* used satire to confront the rise of fascism, culminating in an impassioned appeal for compassion and peace. Reproducing Chaplin’s handwritten manuscript, this journal honours his artistic legacy and lasting cultural impact, complemented by durable Smyth sewn binding, an elastic closure, a memento pouch and a satin ribbon marker.
Format: Midi
Size: 120 × 180 × 18 mm (4¾ × 7 × ¾ in)
Interior: Lined
Page Count: 144 pages
Closure: Elastic Band
Colour: Black
Paper Weight: 120 GSM
Cover: Hardcover
Edge Printing: Yes
Binding Type: Smyth Sewn
Pouch Type: Memento Pouch
Interior Paper: Custom-designed laid paper
Ribbon Markers: 1
