Chaplin appeared in 86 films. More than 70 of these were short films made between 1914 and 1923.
He made 10 feature films between 1923 and 1967
He wrote, directed, starred in, and composed music for many of these films.
Chaplin's best known musical composition is "Smile." It was used in Modern Times (1936). You can see the original here (optional). There are many covers. Here's one from Michael Jackson (optional).
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Here's a list of Chaplin's feature films with the number of people rating them (summer 2017) and their rating on a scale of 10 on IMDB. It's a good indicator of the trajectory of Chaplin's career. His strongest films and most popular films, both then and today, were made 1925-1940. However, part of the reason for the relatively low reviewer numbers for the films made after 1940 is the lasting effects of politics on Chaplin's career. More on that later.
| A Woman of Paris (1923) IMDB 3,728/7.1 |
| The Gold Rush (1925) IMDB 74,183/8.2 |
| The Circus (1928) IMDB 19,785/8.2 |
| City Lights (1931) IMDB 119,876/8.6 |
| Modern Times (1936) IMDB 158,082/8.5 |
| The Great Dictator (1940) IMDB 151,221/8.5 |
| Monsieur Verdoux (1947) IMDB 12,408/8.0 |
| Limelight (1952) IMDB 14,190/8.1 |
| A King in New York (1957) IMDB 5,769/7.2 |
| A Countess from Hong Kong (1967) IMDB 4,139/6.1] |