When Charlie Chaplin left America for the U.K. in 1952 ... "Then there was the paternity suit," Eyman continued. "He took a blood test, which proved as he said that… he was not the father.

Charlie Chaplin was the Tramp ... The other trial was a paternity suit brought by Berry’s mother, in 1943. Shortly after the suit was filed, Chaplin married eighteen-year-old Oona O’Neill ...

Charlie Chaplin was, in his time ... but Chaplin still faced a civil paternity suit. Rather than retain Giesler to represent him, Chaplin used his corporate lawyers at United Artists.

17, 1952, Charlie Chaplin, his wife Oona and their four children ... Complicating matters was a paternity suit brought by a young woman whom Chaplin had had an affair with after the great success ...

When we think of Charlie Chaplin, what often comes to mind is his signature suit, bowler hat and cane look, as well as some of his classic movies, like The Great Dictator and Modern Times.