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The character Isidro mentions this movie.
To pour champagne into the violin player's pant.
in the beach number, a Charlie Chaplin impersonator walks across the stage with a pooper scooper
Grégoire pretends to everyone that his wife Josyane, a florist, is blind. When she evicts him from their home, she says : "You know I can't divorce ! Florist and blind, do you think I never go to the movies ?" and he answers "Charlie Chaplin doesn't have a monopoly on blind people".
in part I - pictures shown
Movie poster hanging in dressing room.
A poster can be seen at the Improv's wall.
Both films are about blind leading characters, a tango figures prominently in both films and the film actually uses Chaplin's musical theme from City Lights in several sequences, particularly at the end of the Ferrari sequence.
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The title is mentioned.
production / publicity stills
Included in a $300 question
Included in a $5,000 question
DVD cover shown.
There is a scene in the movie where Ranbir Kapoor is sleeping under the cover of a statue that is inaugurated. That scene is copied from Charlie Chaplin's City Lights.
a poster is shown.
Featured in
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This film is #76 on the list.
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This film is #38 on the list.
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The Tramp is #38 on the "Heroes" list.
Michael and Brooks Pressman watch 'City Lights'
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DVD release reviewed + footage used
This film is #33 on the list.
featured in PGTC
This film is #11 on the list.
This film is #1 on the "Romantic Comedy" list.
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Granville Redmond scenes shown
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A fragment featuring Charles Chaplin is shown.
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