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Originally posted by HotCopperSkull
Martin Cooper, inventor of the cell phone, born in 1928.
maybe if we could view the original video tape(vcr)of the movie to see if he/she is in it??or contact someone in hollywood?I don't know just throwing something out there
Originally posted by Anonymous Acorn
reply to post by zazzafrazz
This is just a small segment taken out of context supposedly from the Chaplin movie titled The Circus. Had he shared the entire movie which included the clip he shared with us/his audience... we might have been able to determine if it had been spoofed by the people who actually made the DVD/CD. He restricted our ability to scrutinized the entire film... so I suspect that it's probably a trick.
Did you notice that the guy walking ahead of her/him almost looked reptilian? Now that was strange.
Originally posted by Majestic23
Fantastic.
Allow me to bring something else up......
H.G. Wells pursues Jack the Ripper to the 20th Century when the serial murderer uses the future writer's time machine to escape his time period.
www.imdb.com....
edit on 21-10-2010 by Majestic23 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by spy66
reply to post by jaynkeel
I hardly believe a person from our time could use a mobile phone in the 1920s, without the proper external signal transmitter stations between the caller and the receiver. No way.
Originally posted by Balkan
My deaf friend can read lips pretty well and after closer inspection he's convinced he can tell what the person's saying:
"Hello? Can you hear me now??"
Originally posted by OutKast Searcher
Anyway...I just thought it was neat that these looked so much like modern day cell phones.
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Originally posted by IAMTAT
reply to post by zazzafrazz
The old man/woman may have been playing the role of a senile elderly person or lunatic talking to him/herself or an imaginary friend.
Originally posted by kosmicjack
Going with the theory that it's not a cellphone but a tin ear ear horn - who is she talking too?
There's not anyone too, too close to her and - at the risk of being insensitive, I mean we are talking early 19th Century here...- a deaf or hard of hearing extra on a noisy movie set that would need to hear the director's instructions!?
Not buying it. But that's just me.