Chaplin's Defiance: Art in Turbulent Times

This chapter explores Charlie Chaplin's steadfast commitment to creating 'The Great Dictator' during a period of isolationism and global unrest. It highlights the backlash he faced from Hollywood, political figures, and Nazi representatives, demonstrating his determination to take a stand against Hitler. The narrative also delves into the extensive surveillance he experienced from the FBI and the challenges he navigated amid the Red Scare, showcasing the interplay between art, politics, and public perception.