The Great Dictator

In his first appearance as the dictator Adenoid Hynkel, writer, producer, director and star Charles Chaplin with a famous speech and lots of gags, in The Great Dictator, 1940.

Briefly with aide Garbitsch (Henry Daniell) then in his famous pantomime with the globe, Adenoid Hynkel (writer, producer, director and star Charles Chaplin) fantasizes, in The Great Dictator, 1940.

From the early First World War scenes, writer, producer, director and star Charles Chaplin in combat with the Tomanian army, as the barber who will become an amnesiac, in The Great Dictator, 1940.

Having wandered from the asylum, the amnesiac Jewish barber (producer, director and star Charles Chaplin) is surprised by "storm troopers" outside his shop, Hannah (Paulette Goddard) coming to his aid, in The Great Dictator, 1940.

A Jewish barber resembles his country's anti-Semitic dictator in Charles Chaplin's The Great Dictator (1940), featuring the cinematography of Karl Struss (Telluride Film Festival honoree 1980) & Roland Totheroh.