Marcel Marceau I The Painter [1975]

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Presents an interpretation of The Painter In Central Park by Marcel Marceau

[@DemOnicxFEAR]

I absolutely love the movement of his thumb to represent a tube of paint 🎨

[@harrycooke6349]

Genius, a master in his craft.

[@emmcarra8703]

amaizing !!! marcel the great !!!

[@giorgijakeli8571]

Incredible!

[@Happyheart146]

Hilariously accurate!

[@NataliaFan-bx8es]

Неповторимо и замечательно!

[@IvanPlechkov]

Это художник как сделаться юмор

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Woooow
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[@kobiatedgi9939]

מרסל מרסו פנטומימאי אהוב עליי

[@Dginny865]

0:42 god damn now THAT IS SOME FUCKING HAT!

[@user-dt3jc9jc4r]

와

[@immaweeb3700]

Why does it remind me of Mr Bean 😂

[@ReligionOfSacrifice]

The mime at Sea World was my introduction to this art and I laughed and said, "what nonsense, but fun." My mother said, "any art which can reach anyone regardless of their language is not nonsense and mimes have accomplished great things for many people." I thought she was speaking nonsense, but my mom must have meant him.

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Who's here after watching Resistance movie?

[@alejandropolara]

Yes

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I’m here after watching the trailer.

[@DIGGER1969]

ME! LOL!

[@thelaugher7809]

If bob Ross was a mime and was goofy XD

[@mayganphynix8267]

😆

[@mr.prince6980]

Little bit like Mr. Bean

[@MINISTRYOFPIPS]

Guilty of whiteface? My grans livid, I tell you, absolutely LIVID, of Walthamstow!

[@Dginny865]

i watched this entire video and at no point whatsoever did i have any idea what the hell this mime was doing... and seemingly im the only one in the comments too....

[@DwightLivesMatter]

Actually, I was confused the entire time as well. I believe he was using techniques that no longer apply today from being updated, I can only imagine. Very talented, nonetheless.

[@Hilarysinging]

Well, he set up his easel, winding it to the height he wanted, he squeezed and mixed his paints, he looked at the scene, he attacked the canvas with enthusiasm, at one point getting so excited his movements transformed into a violinist, he went at the painting with rapier-like movements, but finally looking at what he’d achieved, threw the painting away in disgust, packed up his easel, and made his way home. Any questions?

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[@pippoyclarissa456]

Incredible!