PetaPixel Charlie Chaplin Ordered the Destruction of ‘The Gold Rush’, But Now it’s Restored in 4K


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A man with messy dark hair and a small mustache stands wide-eyed in front of a wooden wall, wearing a dark suit and bow tie, evoking a comedic and surprised expression.

It is the film Charlie Chaplin never wanted audiences to see that has been painstakingly restored to 4K for a project that has taken literal decades to complete.

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