Charles Chaplin Jr. was born on May 5th, 1925, in the affluent and iconic city of Beverly Hills, which is situated within the greater Los Angeles metropolitan area of California, United States of America.
As an accomplished actor, he is notable for his performances in several notable films, including the 1959 cinematic adaptation of "The Beat Generation", the 1954 thriller "Fangs of the Wild", and the 1956 television series "General Electric Summer Originals".
Throughout his personal life, Charles Chaplin Jr. was married to two remarkable women, Martha Brown, a dedicated and compassionate nurse, and Susan Magness, a strong and loving partner.
Sadly, Charles Chaplin Jr.'s life came to a close on March 20th, 1968, in the bustling and creative city of Hollywood, which is also located within the greater Los Angeles metropolitan area of California, United States of America.
