Confused About New Chaplin Book

Hi everybody:

I recently purchased Vance's new book on Chaplin and love it, and I
was also seeking to buy Michel Comte's "Chaplin: A Photo Diary." I
finally saw it at a local Borders today, but looking through it,
something seemed amiss.

I recall reading an editorial blurb saying that there was an
introduction by Sophia Loren and (at the risk of seeming morbid) a
color photo of Chaplin "taken immediately before" his passing. None
of these were in the edition at Borders I looked at.

I have seen editions of the same book - such as Chaplin's "My Life in
Pictures" - published in the U.S., and also published abroad, which
differed slightly in content.

Does anyone know if this is the case here - is there a foreign edition
of Comte's book that is larger, unabridged, as compared to the one we
are finding here in US stores? I would certainly like to know this,
because the book is somewhat pricey ($50) and I would like to just buy
the larger of the editions (if indeed 2 are published).

Any information on this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
everybody.

Lonnie N.

In article <c4915e11.0403140555.327f2dd4.RemoveThis@posting.google.com>, Lonnie
<lonnien.RemoveThis@starpower.net> wrote:

> I have seen editions of the same book - such as Chaplin's "My Life in
> Pictures" - published in the U.S., and also published abroad, which
> differed slightly in content.

I have both the U.S. and U.K. versions of this, and they look identical
to me. What am I missing?

D.