Cinema immortal Charles Chaplin brings his talents to both sides of the camera in this deluxe double feature. The comedy king gives American pop culture and politics the royal treatment in the satiric, penultimate Chaplin film "A King In New York." Advertising, movies, TV, rock music, celebrity and more are in Chaplin's comic sights as he portrays a deposed European monarch who becomes a U.S. media sensation. The acclaimed Silent-Era classic "A Woman of Paris" is Chaplin's first drama (a genre he visited again in "Limelight"). Directing with keen-eyed finesse and appearing in only a bit role, Chaplin jabs at French high society while telling a tale of tragic love. The early Chaplin. The later Chaplin. A remarkable genius infuses both in this special collector's compilation. Presented in Black & White, Deleted Scenes, Photo Gallery, Film Posters, Trailers, Subtitles: English (Closed Captioned) and French. Introductions by David Robinson; "Chaplin Today: A King in New York" - Documentary by Jerome de Missolz w