Charlie Chaplin’s trademark look was everywhere in Switzerland as fans gathered to mark a milestone at the museum dedicated to his life and work.
The event took place at Chaplin’s World museum in Corsier-sur-Vevey, near Lake Geneva, where the filmmaker spent the final years of his life.
Participants wore black bowler hats, fake moustaches and carried canes as they celebrated the museum’s 10th anniversary.
Aerial images showed the crowd forming the number 10 on the grounds of the Manoir de Ban, Chaplin’s former home, to mark the occasion.
Many participants said Chaplin’s films had left a lasting impact on their lives.
The celebration also highlighted the enduring appeal of the silent film star, whose work continues to resonate across generations and cultures.
Olivia Baliguet, head of communications at Chaplin’s World, said the museum still attracts visitors from around the world.
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