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The 41 pages that link to Charlie Chaplin, each with the reason it gives.

• Buster KeatonCompared with: Chaplin’s expressive, sentimental persona contrasts with Keaton’s impassive screen presence.

• Harold LloydCompared with: Chaplin’s Tramp provides a useful contrast to Lloyd’s modern, ambitious everyman.

• Jacques TatiCompared with: Tati shares silent-comedy techniques with Chaplin but builds jokes around different characters and spaces.

• Robert Downey Jr.Compared with: Downey portrayed Chaplin, making the historical performer a counterpart to his biographical role.

• Roscoe ArbuckleCompared with: Chaplin’s carefully composed Tramp contrasts with Arbuckle’s exuberant, athletic slapstick persona.

• Benny HillCompared with: Both used physical comedy, but Chaplin built sustained film narratives around a recurring character.

• Norman WisdomCompared with: Chaplin’s Tramp offers a useful comparison for Wisdom’s vulnerable, stubborn underdog.

• Red SkeltonCompared with: Chaplin’s Tramp and Skelton’s Freddie both used clowning, but emerged from different screen traditions.

• Oleg PopovCompared with: Chaplin’s expressive silent comedy offers a useful comparison for Popov’s visual performance, not a direct origin.