::Here we go again... First of all, I still think that the photo you inserted is blurrier and far too large, Chaplin's head seems to float in black space. As for Limelight, I think we've discussed this before with you, but if you had read books and journal articles on Chaplin, you would surely understand that it being called autobiographical is not an opinion, but it is considered to be the core element of the film – that you claim it is an opinion shows you probably haven't read much about its production or its analysis by film historians. Even Claire Bloom has talked about this in her first autobiography and many interviews. As for adding a quote about why he chose Bloom, do you seriously not see how that might be unnecessary? Sure, it's not a bad quote, but in an article which is already this length and in which none of his other co-stars/casting choices are discussed, adding a quite lengthy quote about Bloom is unnecessary. Why in your mind does Bloom deserve a special mention over Mabel Normand, Edna Purviance, Georgia Hale, Virginia Cherrill, Paulette Goddard, Martha Raye and Sophia Loren? I suggest that you add that quote to Bloom's article or the Limelight article rather than in Chaplin's.  TrueHeartSusie3