Six large photographs from the production set of the film "The Great Dictator" in which Charlie Chaplin played the character of Adolf Hitler. Roy Export, USA 1968.
Photographs depicting various scenes taken by sub-photographers during the production of the film, including a photograph showing Chaplin in the climactic scene of the film in the midst of the famous speech (gibberish speech) based on the German language that mocked Adolf Hitler's jarring and hysterical style.
The film The Great Dictator mocks the dictatorial regimes of Europe in the 1930s and comes out especially against Adolf Hitler in Nazi Germany and Benito Mussolini in Fascist Italy. The film was written and directed by Charlie Chaplin, and he even played the two main roles in it - the dictator and the Jewish barber. He also produced the film, and was also one of its original music writers.
Same size: 26x21 cm. Very good condition.
