Limelight is a 1952 comedy-drama film written by, directed by, and starring Charlie Chaplin, co-starring Claire Bloom, Sydney Chaplin, Nigel Bruce, ...

The A Day in the Limelight trope as used in popular culture. A secondary or Ensemble character gets the primary focus for an episode in an atypical fashion.

The Limelight Series can bring old or obscure characters back to the forefront for audiences who may have forgotten about them or never seen them before.

An episode or issue that suddenly focuses on a character specifically because they're going to die at the end (or fairly close to the end).

But there is the fact that deep in his heart, he does love his work. It's just that he rarely gets the opportunity to do it the way he feels it should be done.

Episodes of Western Animation television series that put the spotlight on secondary characters.In General: 1980s cartoons that had heavy merchandise and toy ...

Shadows of the Limelight is a Axtarish Serial Novel by Alexander Wales, set in a fantasy world in which superheroes called illustrati gain literal power from …

When a popular, yet troubled singer's body double is killed, she's placed in police protection where she befriends Alexis.

Copiously Credited Creator: Directed, written, produced by and starring Charlie Chaplin. Doubling for London: Although the film is set in London, ...

Mega Man: A Day in the Limelight is a freeware fangame of the older 8 bit series of Mega Man games by Riverroad. The basic premise is that Mega Man has ...