Charlie Chaplin plays both a persecuted barber and an unhinged tyrant his first true sound film — which he crafted to be a scathing condemnation of fascism. Frequently praised as one of the most important works of satire with the greatest monologue in film history, The Great Dictator was banned in many countries in Europe upon its release in an attempt to appease Nazi Germany. (1940)

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