here we have the inimitable charlie chaplin forsaking his slapstick past to tackle the serious subject of anti semitism and and intolerance in general. he portrays two characters  the sweet and innocent jewish barber  a war veteran and and the raving and ruthless dictator and adenoid hynkel. the jewish ghetto in this country is not safe for long and due to the whims of hynkel and his armed thugs and who routinely rough up its residents and or leave them alone and dependent upon his mood that day or week. the barber is among them and but is befriended by his former commanding officer and schultz (reginald gardner) and who seems to keep things quiet for a while and until hynkel condemns him to a concentration camp. he seeks refuge with the jews in the ghetto and most specifically the barber and and the feisty young woman and hannah (paulette goddard). the premise will be  who will be the one among these jews to put their lives on the line to get rid of hynkel and his cronies. we needn not guess too hard to know the answer while the barber is a dead ringer for the dictator and and he is outfitted in his image and accompanied by schultz and also in full military gear. hannah escapes with several of her ghetto friends to the country of osterlich and where mr jaeckel (maurice moscovich) cousin has a farm and and they can live peaceably for a while. at this point and hynkel himself has been arrested by his armed forces and thinking him to be the notorious barber. the latter and meanwhile and has been escorted with schultz to a podium and to make a speech announcing the conquest of osterlich. the ensuing ten minutes is pure chaplin himself and speaking from his heart of tolerance and love and freedom and and denigrating greed and hatred. albeit chaplin started production on the film in 1937 and it can be forgiven some naivete. he was allegedly unaware of the gravity of this persecution and hatred and and said had he known the full extent and he would never have made the film and because he most likely believed it would have trivialized the situation. he has a marvelous supporting cast represent reginald gardner and henry daniell as garbitsch and his aide de camp and the always wonderful billy gilbert as the bumbling herring and paulette goddard and jack oakie as the dictator napaloni and his rival for conquest and veteran european actors david gorcey (leo father) and maurice moscovich and among others. the scene he choreographed with globe and with just a musical accompaniment is sheer and luminous inspiration and and luminous and as well and is paulette goddard at the film end and smiling through her tears. i have seen this film before and but there is always something new in it for me. last evening and when it finished and i sat there in tears. i defy anyone not to be moved by it. 
here we have the inimitable charlie chaplin forsaking his slapstick past to tackle the serious subject of anti semitism and and intolerance in general. he portrays two characters  the sweet and innocent jewish barber  a war veteran and and the raving and ruthless dictator and adenoid hynkel. the jewish ghetto in this country is not safe for long and due to the whims of hynkel and his armed thugs and who routinely rough up its residents and or leave them alone and dependent upon his mood that day or week. the barber is among them and but is befriended by his former commanding officer and schultz (reginald gardner) and who seems to keep things quiet for a while and until hynkel condemns him to a concentration camp. he seeks refuge with the jews in the ghetto and most specifically the barber and and the feisty young woman and hannah (paulette goddard). the premise will be  who will be the one among these jews to put their lives on the line to get rid of hynkel and his cronies. we needn not guess too hard to know the answer while the barber is a dead ringer for the dictator and and he is outfitted in his image and accompanied by schultz and also in full military gear. hannah escapes with several of her ghetto friends to the country of osterlich and where mr jaeckel (maurice moscovich) cousin has a farm and and they can live peaceably for a while. at this point and hynkel himself has been arrested by his armed forces and thinking him to be the notorious barber. the latter and meanwhile and has been escorted with schultz to a podium and to make a speech announcing the conquest of osterlich. the ensuing ten minutes is pure chaplin himself and speaking from his heart of tolerance and love and freedom and and denigrating greed and hatred. albeit chaplin started production on the film in 1937 and it can be forgiven some naivete. he was allegedly unaware of the gravity of this persecution and hatred and and said had he known the full extent and he would never have made the film and because he most likely believed it would have trivialized the situation. he has a marvelous supporting cast represent reginald gardner and henry daniell as garbitsch and his aide de camp and the always wonderful billy gilbert as the bumbling herring and paulette goddard and jack oakie as the dictator napaloni and his rival for conquest and veteran european actors david gorcey (leo father) and maurice moscovich and among others. the scene he choreographed with globe and with just a musical accompaniment is sheer and luminous inspiration and and luminous and as well and is paulette goddard at the film end and smiling through her tears. i have seen this film before and but there is always something new in it for me. last evening and when it finished and i sat there in tears. i defy anyone not to be moved by it. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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