As many as 662 people, dressed up as Charlie Chaplin, gathered at a museum in Corsier-sur-Vevey, Switzerland, to pay tribute to the comic icon on his 128th birth anniversary on Sunday. It was reportedly a world record for the biggest gathering of Charlie Chaplins. “There have been big Charlie Chaplin gatherings in the past, but this is the first to be certified by an officer of the law,” Chaplin’s World museum spokesperson Annick Barbezat-Perrin told AFP.

The fans wore black jackets and bowler hats, donned toothbrush moustaches and carried canes in their attempt to recreate the Little Tramp. The gathering of men, women and children formed a giant star and later posed for a group photo, reported Variety.

Two young fans pose with the cane in front of the museum in Switzerland on Sunday. [Credit: Richard Juilliart/AFP]
Fans dressed as Charlie Chaplin form a giant star in front of the Manoir de Ban. [Credit: Richard Juilliart/AFP]
One of the fans takes the lead. [Credit: Pierre Albouy/Reuters]
A fan strikes the right pose. [Credit: Pierre Albouy/Reuters]