R.I.P. Marcel Marceau

jbairdjr on 23/9/2007 at 12:36

Saturday in Paris, France.

(http://www.cnn.com/2007/SHOWBIZ/09/23/marceau.ap/index.html) full story here

Kolya on 23/9/2007 at 12:55

There are no words to express my feelings, so accept this picture instead.

Inline Image:

http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/bb237/Kolya33/Marceauparrot.png

fett on 23/9/2007 at 14:00

Just like with Marceau, I don't get it.

I'll contribute this instead:

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http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c294/Fett42/1148_468162178_sophie_marceau_H1223.jpg

BrokenArts on 23/9/2007 at 14:17

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PigLick on 23/9/2007 at 14:19

take me back , way back home. I aint asking for much.

Kolya on 23/9/2007 at 14:47

Quote Posted by fett

Just like with Marceau, I don't get it.

I'll contribute this instead:

Inline Image:

http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c294/Fett42/1148_468162178_sophie_marceau_H1223.jpg

Unrelated.

SD on 23/9/2007 at 15:03

Only the French could turn pretending to do something into an artform.

Good riddance.

fett on 23/9/2007 at 15:38

Quote Posted by Kolya

Unrelated.

...but much easier to look at. And she talks.

Kuuso on 23/9/2007 at 16:00

Quote Posted by SD

Only the French could turn pretending to do something into an artform.

Good riddance.

Have you seen his act, where he portraits the life-span of a human with miming? It's quite great to be honest and it's admirable, if you can communicate so well without words.

Gingerbread Man on 23/9/2007 at 16:04

In the same way that The Three Stooges utterly suck ball yet Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin still have the ability to make me cry with laughter, mimes are the most ridiculous and pathetic wastes of skin yet Marcel Marceau was wonderfully engaging and entertaining.

If that makes sense.