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Review title: Chaplin's Sad Finale
Product review: "A Countess From Hong Kong" (1967) is painfully unfunny and depressing to sit through, particularly since it was Charlie Chaplin's cinematic swan song. At age 77, he was out of touch as a filmmaker and no longer enjoyed the creative autonomy of his own studio - hence the overall static quality. Marlon Brando and Sophia Loren are expected to do little more than Chaplin imitations and both appear ill-at-ease with the weak romantic-comedy material. One wishes that Chaplin had permitted a documentary to be filmed on the "Countess" set - it would have been more enjoyable than this leaden farce.
