No illustrations. French edition of Agee's aborted screenplay: The Tramp's New World.

No illustrations.

A tribute to Charles Chaplin by the city where he spent the 25 last years of his life.

This book is written by two authors: Luc BABA et Pauline SCIOT. We list under the first name listed on the book. Illustrated with drawings only.

Written by Luc Baba and illustrated by Hypathie Aswang. The book is already listed in the library under the same author's name (Luc Baba), but the illustrator is different.

Note: Self-published books. Exact publishing date is not known. Illustration are drawings by the author.

Note: The link under 'PB' leads to a Kindle edition of this book.

No illustrations.

This book is written by two authors: André Bazin and Eric Rohmer. We listed under the first name listed on the book. No illustrations.

This book is written by two authors: André Bazin and Eric Rohmer. We listed under the first name listed on the book. No illustrations.

This is strictly an identical edition of the original 2000 printing of this book. No illustrations.

No illustrations.

This book comes in English and French editions. Link is to the American Edition.

This book is written by two authors: Maurice Bessy and Robert Florey. We listed under the first name listed on the book.

This book is written by two authors: Maurice Bessy and Robin Livio. We listed under the first name listed on the book.

This book is written by three authors: Patrice Blouin, Christian Delage and Sam Stourdze. We listed under the first name listed on the book.

For our French and English-French readers an excellent addition to your collection.

For young readers.

French edition of a Mexican comics about Chaplin's life. Text by Cabado.

Illustrated by Pef, a French book on Charlie Chaplin perfect for young readers.

French edition of 'My Trip Abroad'

1964 French paperback edition of 'My Autobiography'

1966 French paperback edition of 'My Autobiography'. No illustrations.

French edition of 'My Early Years'. No illustrations.

No illustrations.

No illustrations.

No illustrations.

Photo album of Chaplin's last home with recollections of his life there by Charlie and Oona's 5th son.

Note: Published in France. Charlie Chaplin's daughter, Jane Chaplin's book, "17 Minutes with my Father"

First French edition of Chaplin's series of articles titled A COMEDIAN SEES THE WORLD. No Illustrations.

FOOTLIGHTS by Charles CHAPLIN: followed by L'UNIVERS DES FEUX DE LA RAMPE by David ROBINSON

This book has no illustrations.

French edition of 'My Father Charlie Chaplin.' Link to used edition. No illustrations.

Puzzle book for children with wooden bricks composing 6 original pictures of Charlie inspired by his films. (Only listed as Hardback without Jacket to place in the database.) Also see 2008 Spanish edition under Spanish or Youth section.

No illustrations.

This book is written by two authors: Peter Cotes and Thelma Niklaus. We listed this book under the first name listed on the book.

Bruno WENNAGEL, Mathieu FERRET, Aurélien FERNANDEZ & Aurélie VERDON (illustrations). Comic book illustrating Chaplin's biography.

This book has two authors: Daniel Banda and José Moure. No illustrations. Note: Very nice to have a mention of The Chaplin Library in this book: "On the www.ednapurviance.org" site, Dominique Dugros presents a rich and regularly updated "Chaplin library."

This book is in French and English. Included a link on 'HB' icon to Amazon France for more details.

Entirely dedicated to 'The Great Dictator'

The very first serious book about Chaplin. Update: A 1921 Online version is on Internet Archives.

Facsimile printing of the 1921 edition. No illustrations.

115 pages dedicated to Charlie. No illustrations.

Link to paperback edition. No illustrations.

No illustrations.

No illustrations.

Poems written by the famous Spanish poet on occasion of Chaplin's mother death. (Dessins de Rafael Alberti.) No illustrations.

No illustrations.

This book is written by two authors: Laurence Gillot and Olivier Balez. We list it under Gillot.

This book is written by two authors: Laurence Gillot and Olivier Balez. We list it under Gillot.

No illustrations.

A novelisation of the movie "LIMELIGHT".

Title translated: The Sound of Charlie Chaplin (Art et spectacle). Written under the direction of Kate Guyonvarch and Mathilde Thibault-Starzyk.

This book is written by two authors: Michelle Humbert and Nathalie Novi. We listed this book under the first name listed on the book. Illustrated with Drawings.

No illustrations.

This book is written by two authors: Claude Jean-Philippe and Patrick Lesueur. We listed this book under the first name listed on the book. Comics relating Chaplin's life.

Publisher Editions Michel Quintin in Quebec, Canada.

This book has two authors: Morgane Jourdren and Pierre-Marie Loizeau.

No illustrations.

This book has no illustrations. It has two authors: Laurent JULLIEN & Jean-Marc LEVERATTO. A Collection of "Philosophie et Cinéma."

No illustrations.

A novel (originally published in German) about CC and Winston CHURCHILL's friendship. No illustrations.

Comic book about Chaplin film "The Kid."

This book is written by two authors: Brigitte Labbé and Michel Puech. We listed this book under the first name listed on the book. For younger readers.

NB: First French edition from 2004 appears in our library, together with the edition from Cambodia. By two authors: Brigitte LABBE et Michel PUECH.

No illustrations.

No illustrations. Mariange LAPEYSSONNIE is also listed in the French section under the name of Mariange RAMOZZI DOREAU.

This book has no illustrations.

No illustrations.

Claire LEBOSSE was the curator of the exhibition "CHARLIE CHAPLIN DANS L'OEIL DES AVANT-GARDES", Musée d'Arts de Nantes, France.

This is a funny book aiming at testing our knowledge of Chaplin, his life and his career. The book contains questions and answers. No illustrations.

Actually listed as foreword by Gérard Lefort. Bilingual edition of the final speech of "The Great Dictator". Illustrated with Abstract Drawings

Below see 1988 reprint of this first edition.

Definitive edition of a book whose first printing was made in 1935 (see 1935 listing of 'Charlot ou la Naissance d'un Mythe')

Authors are Luis Luque and Carles Arbat.

The exact year of this book is unknown. Could be between 1921 and 1928. Illustrated by MAD and text by L. Ly. A 1920s Charlie Chaplin illustrated book for children.

The story of the movie THE GOLD RUSH in comics (see also English, Dutch and Portuguese pages).

French comic edition of the movie MODERN TIMES.

No illustrations.

"L'oeil et le Mot": The Eye and the Word.

Definitive edition of the 1966 and 1972 issues, titled 'CHARLIE CHAPLIN'

First issue of a 20-issue series.

Nadia MEFLAH is the main contributor for the www.charles-chaplin.net french website.

Edited by Sam STOURDZE et Carole SANDRIN, with text by Glenn MITCHELL

Definitive edition of the 1972 issue.

No illustrations.

No illustrations.

No illustrations.

I placed a link to Amazon France under 'HD' icon. But listed as unavailable. Check other sources.

No illustrations.

This book is written by two authors: Israël Perry and Jean-Louis Capitaine. We listed under the first name listed on the book. No illustrations.

Drawings by Mad and text by Jean-Henri Potier. Illustrated Chaplin book for children.

Foreword by Paul Morand: "Un Soir Avec Charlot à New York"

Foreword by Paul Morand: "Un Soir Avec Charlot à New York"

Unlike the others French editions of this book (titled "CHARLES CHAPLIN"), this one doesn't present the foreword by Paul MORAND entitled "An evening with Charlie in New York".

The same book has been published by the same editor (Editions Baudinière) with various covers (see the others entries in our library). However, inside, the layout is strictly the same. Please note that on the cover, the author's name was misspelled: RAMON instead of RAMOND! We have his other books listed in the library under Edouard Ramond.

No year listed, presumably 1927.An intriguing issue: no mention of the author's name (X.X.X. printed on top of the page) and no mention of any printing year. Inside, the book is exactly the same as the Grasset issue of 1927.

No illustrations.

No illustrations.

No illustrations.

No illustrations.

First French (and shortened) edition of Robinson's book.

Collection "Les films de Chaplin." This book has no illustrations. No first name listed.

Collection "Les films de Chaplin." This book has no illustrations. No first name is listed.

Collection "Les films de Chaplin." This book has no illustrations. No first name is listed.

This book is written by two authors: Marthe Romains and Jean Vimenet. We listed this book under the first name listed on the book. Comic Book.

The book contains 2 illustrations.

Charles Spencer Chaplin ses films et son temps.

Definitive edition.

Fac simile reprint of "VIE DE CHARLOT" edited in France in 1952, 1957 and 1978.

Charles Spencer Chaplin, ses films et son temps, Definitive Edition

Written by Laurent Seksik and illustrated by David Francois. The first part of a 3-part Chaplin's triptych published in comic form.

This book has no illustrations.

Foreword by Federico FELLINI

No illustrations.

Definitive edition

No illustrations. NB: First published in 1931, the book was printed again in 1957, in a revised edition. That latest version is the one re-printed today.

No illustrations. French edition of "L'ULTIMO BALLO DI CHARLOT" (see Italian section).

Co-author, Carole Sandrin. Catalog for the exhibition held in Evian (France) in 2012.

This book is written by Bernard Swysen and illustrated in comic form by Bruno Bazile.

Superb French edition of Vance's 'Chaplin, Genuis of the Cinema'