"The Pawnshop" is a silent comedy film directed by Charlie Chaplin, released in 1916. It is part of Chaplin's iconic series of short films featuring his beloved character, The Tramp. In "The Pawnshop," Chaplin plays the role of a pawnshop assistant who works alongside his boss, played by Henry Bergman. The film showcases Chaplin's signature physical comedy as he navigates various mishaps and encounters with eccentric customers