Reynaldo Silva

Reynaldo Silva left his hometown in Huntington Park, Los Angeles, California, arriving on the bus to Hollywood, California in 1982. He found work as a doorman for Grauman's (Mann's) Chinese Theater (1982-1986) on Hollywood Boulevard, experiencing all the glitz and glamor during movie premiers, crossing paths with Legends of the Silver and Golden Screen. He then worked as a Charlie Chaplin Look-a-Like for the Hollywood Wax Museum (1982-2008), greeting tourist from all over the world, putting a smile on their faces and taking photos, giving them a bit of Hollywood to take home . He appeared in episodes of such hit TV series as Fame 1987, The Bronx Zoo (1987) and such films as La Bamba (1987), Spaceballs (1987), Nightbreaker (1989), and Backtrack/Catchfire (1990). Pharaoh spent the 90's working in the Tourism Industries, greeting tourist as King Tut for Grauman's Egyptian Theater (1998-2008). Pharaoh Kingsley turned his interest into studying work behind the scenes in Film and Television (2006-2015) Directing such Short Films as Reincarnation (2006), Beauty (2006), Victoria's Secret Mansion (2007), and Spousal Abuse (2008) Pharaoh continues to work as a Charlie Chaplin Look-a-Like, recently appearing as Charlie in such projects as Boulevard of Broken Dreams (music video by Pop Inc.) 2011 The First Family (TV Series, Episode :The First Fifties Family) 2013, and played Charlie in the short film The Golden Purse 2014. Show less «