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One last piece, this details William Goldman's involvement in the screenplay and where it was at the time he came on board. From his fantastic book, "Which Lie Did I Tell: More Adventures in the Screen Trade."

Finally, deleted scene 7. The Joan Barry material I posted yesterday would be number 6. Here is a short scene between Chaplin's eldest sons, now adults.

Deleted scene 5: PickFair. There was a bit of reshuffling of scenes at this point in the film. As it played theatrically, after Chaplin returns to London and realizes he "had no home" and plans to make America his permanent residence. The next scene is Chaplin and Fairbanks horseback riding...

Deleted scene number four: Hoover's Chaplin file

Deleted Scene number 3: Extended Edna Purviance and Chaplin's method

Deleted scene number two: Stan Laurel

For the purpose of discussion I'll post the remaining pages with deleted scenes. Deleted scene number one, Chaplin's childhood:

Excellent, thank you so much for checking!

True, could be down to only raw footage. That would be a shame. I'm hoping it's a case similar to the movie "1776" where the footage was cut at the final hour so they would be in mostly complete form. If the former then maybe they could pop up in a deleted scenes supplement. I bought my copy of...

Pardon me for reviving a nine year old thread, but with the 30th anniversary of the film's release on the horizon, I wonder if there's anything that can be done in getting Attenborough's director's cut put together. I can't find the interview but he once said his director's cut was about 12...