After World War II that particular style of moustache was not worn as much because of its association with Hitler. That’s when the toothbrush moustache earned the name “The Hitler moustache.” Among ...

Charlie Chaplin has been voted as having the most iconic movie moustache ever. The actor, who is famed for his mini-mouser, starred in 81 movies, including the iconic City Lights film of 1931 and ...

3 Famous Mustaches. By Matt Soniak ... or if he trimmed down his Kaiser during the World War I because it didn't fit under the ... the mustache belongs to Chaplin and Hitler alone. To grow it ...

The first movie featuring Charlie Chaplin was "Making a Living" in 1914. Wearing a large mustache, Chaplin played a charming swindler named Edgar English. Hulton Archive / Getty Images ...

Resultantly re-dubbed the "Hitler moustache" in the public consciousness, the toothbrush style became instantly unpopular after 1939 and nearly extinct after World War II. Â 0 Comments ...

In 1918, Charlie Chaplin wrote, directed and starred in a World War I comedy lampooning Germany's Emperor Kaiser Wilhelm II; Shoulder Arms was released just after Armistice Day.

Louis Menand reviews “Charlie Chaplin vs. America: When Art, Sex, and Politics Collided,” by Scott Eyman.

Charlie Chaplin returned to more dramatic territory with the comedy-drama Limelight, a film that divided critics at the time but has since become regarded as one of his most important and personal ...