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Review title: Chaplin Misfire
Product review: "A King in New York" (1957) is a misguided political satire from Charlie Chaplin that lacks the deft serio-comic touch of "Modern Times" and "The Great Dictator." Chaplin's final starring feature (made five years after his exile from America) revels in shoddy filmmaking and stale gags. Furthermore, the King Shahdov character has none of Monsieur Verdoux's sardonic charm - he's simply a bitter, aging Charlie sans makeup. Though "A King in New York" is fascinating to watch from an academic standpoint, one wishes Chaplin had ended his film career with "Limelight."
