Eddie looks nothing like Chaplin, but yet gets him down perfectly. A great Dunst performance as well.

Yes Mia's Daisy is annoying but this film is beautifully shot. Sam's portrayal of Nick breaks my heart everytime and Karen Black's Myrtle was phenomenal.

Timing varies in this film, but a good chunk of it takes place during the Jazz Age. Robert's best bit of acting yet.

Heard about the "It" girl? Well, she was the first one. Brooklyn Girl Clara Bow as 20's flapper.

Not technically the 20's, but very evocative of Jazz Age Paris. Another steamy flick! The notorious affair between Anais Nin and Henry Miller was well documented in both their memoirs and their fiction. They both also wrote extensively about June, Henry's second wife.

Doing the chameleon with Leonard the Lizard. One of my favorite Woody Allen movies.

I'm a sucker for a good Alan Rudolph film and this one's a great one.

Posthumously published memoir of Hemingway's early days in Paris

Landmark book by James Joyce...

More written history about the women in Paris during the 20's

F. Scott Fitzgerald's first bestseller. The profit and success he had following it's publication allowed him to marry Zelda.

Greta Garbo started off her American career in silents playing the vamp, which she despised. In the best of the lot - Flesh and the Devil - she's magnetic opposite John Gilbert.

Bill Condon's Oscar winner. A good film but nothing beats seeing it on stage with the original Fosse choreography.

Charles Chaplin helped create modern cinema. The British former vaudevillian performer became an innovative director, as he navigated the many storms around his personal life.