In 1925, Chaplin makes "The Gold Rush" and marries bit-part actress Lita Grey. However, he later confides to George that he always thought of her as a "total bitch" and barely mentions her in his autobiography. Chaplin marries Paulette Goddard and feels a sense of guilt and sympathy for the millions unemployed due to the Wall Street Crash. (Chaplin sold most of his shares the year before the crash.) Chaplin decides to address the issue in his next movie, "Modern Times", but his dedication to the film results in the breakup of his marriage.