In this scene of Chaplin, dialog is widely used. In the beginning Charlie spots a German director speaking in front of an audience of people attending the party. Also Douglas Fairbanks, Chaplin’s accomplice, is drunk. One can tell this because of his dialog. For example, when the German director mentions Paramount, Douglas assumes that he is referring to the movie company, which is not true. Afterwards the director is saying how he knows Hitler in person, and what Hitler is doing to his country is for the good of all. Charlie is on l

The way everything was set up in the scene was very exquisite. Everything at the party is very fancy. When Chaplin walks to the director, everyone is sitting on a chair. There are no open seats left. The room is fancy, with paintings hung up. All the men are wearing white suits, because that was the style and it was the “rich thing” to get back then. Also for some reason Douglas Fairbanks is the only person wearing a flower on his suite. One may assume that the reason for this is because he did not look at himself at all during the party to notice that he was the only person wearing the flower. The reason is because he has become an alcoholic and does not like the way he has turn out to be.

ooking him and by the tone of Charlie’s voice, one can notice Chaplin’s anger towards the German director. For example, while watching the director speaking to the audienc

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