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This documentary is featured on the 2-Disc Chaplin Collection DVD for Limelight (1952), released in July 2003.
"Bernardo Bertolucci, Himself: It made me remember how bitter my tears were when I was 12 and I saw it for the first time. The same bitter taste in my mouth, the same emotions, watching "Limelight." I saw it again recently. I think, we all suffer from some sort of emotional subjection to the movie. I know, I do."
"Claire Bloom, Herself: It was all an evocation of the melancholy and insular world of London that he remembered - and both loved and hated, of course. Because, you know, he'd been in a workhouse, he and his brother Sydney, as children. I mean, they'd been completely destitute. And when you go to that part of Kennington, now, which is now being gentrified, even when I was young, it was pretty dreadful."
