Name the Charlie Chaplin sound film that satirizes the anti-Semitism-fueled rise of Adolf Hitler.

A) Modern Times
B) The Gold Rush
C) The Great Dictator
D) Limelight

The Great Dictator is the Charlie Chaplin sound film that satirizes the anti-Semitism-fueled rise of Adolf Hitler. It was released in 1940 and was both a commercial and critical success, earning five Academy Award nominations. In the film, Chaplin plays two roles, one as a Jewish barber who is mistaken for a dictator and the other as the dictator himself, a parody of Hitler. The film's famous final speech, in which the barber denounces war and calls for unity and love, is considered one of the greatest moments in film history.