Charlie Chaplin’s classic comedy, The Circus, was nominated at the first Oscars, but had his nominations rescinded.

From his creation of the Tramp to the triumphant of The Great Dictator, Charlie Chaplin was among cinema's most iconic and insightful comedians.

Lozano is the managing director of the Chaplin Office, which oversees the rights to the legendary movie star’s films such as The Kid (1921), The Circus (1928), and City Lights (1931).