The actor is Oliver Masucci. These are unscripted scenes captured while filming in key locations across Germany.

It's muscle memmory.

A heartbreaking scene

This scene from look who's back😭😭😭😭

@AidenHunterX

"No Honey, I am absolutely certain it was him. He was driving along the main street waving at people. Yes, I'm sure it was him! And no, I haven't been drinking again"

I prefer this version

There’s like 1 German in this video. All immigrants

Hail Furious

That’s not Hitler. This is the REAL Adolf Hitler.

They thought this was satire...

Film title: Er ist wieder da (Look Who's Back). The story of Hitler, who suddenly wakes up in the 21st century when his corpse is burned near the Reich Chancellery on April 30, 1945. This film is a dark comedy, quite funny due to its many spontaneous scenes and reactions.

Based scene

Observe how poor, unattractive, impoverished, drab, and squalid modern Germany appears. During such times, Nazi ideologies inevitably resurface. However, the root of the issue lies with Germany's current leadership and the EU as a whole.

Using Happy Nation makes it even funnier

Best song to go with it.

Here's the thing, if you are German and you see your country going to shit with uncontrolled migration, loss of German culture, I don't know, you might believe this was the only answer.

People just love Hitler

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would he still have been able to pull that off today?

Very good movie

From the german 2015 movie "er ist wieder da"

Hitler is what's been missing in Europe these past decades

The truth is hidden from us for a reason…

Charlie Chaplin played a dual role in "The Great Dictator," a satirical comedy-drama film released in 1940. In the film, he portrayed both Adenoid Hynkel, a parody of Adolf Hitler, and a Jewish barber who looks nearly identical to Hynkel. The film is famous for its political and social commentary, with Chaplin using humor to criticize the rise of fascism and totalitarianism in Europe during that era. The movie's final speech, delivered by Chaplin as the Jewish barber, is particularly renowned for its powerful message of hope and peace. "The Great Dictator" remains a classic in the history of cinema.

Notice how happy everyone is.

that actor could win the elections in Germany if he ran for president

I’m pretty sure most of them are just waving to huge ass movie camera rig. You can tell many of them are surprised after they realize who the guy is

We need him back.

Wtf