Marcel Marceau dies.

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Marcel Marceau dies.

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I saw him on stage during the early nineties, even at an advanced ages as he was at the time he was brilliant.

Forever silent.

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Absolutely yes. He was superb, he had 'that thing' to involve the audience.

He seemed to float in the space, no limits.

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I love him.
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A great performer. Sigh.
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I'm going to stay mum on this.

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"...the rest is silence."
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denny wrote:
Hey! I saw that! :really:

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I think we should have two minutes of silence in his honour !!

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rorybbellows wrote:I think we should have two minutes of silence in his honour !!

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Post by Jack »

Quakers worship in silence. I've always thought silent artists are particularly Quaker in that regard, as art can be (and so often is) a form of worship.

Perhaps Doug is the only person who even understands what I just wrote. :P
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He made all the stupid mime jokes stupid.
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I hope he died quietly in his sleep.

(sorry)
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Post by Charlene »

When I read that this afternoon, I thought "They need a subheading --- There were no last words."

I liked him - never saw him live, just on TV, but he was very very good.
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Cranberry wrote:Quakers worship in silence. I've always thought silent artists are particularly Quaker in that regard, as art can be (and so often is) a form of worship.

Perhaps Doug is the only person who even understands what I just wrote. :P
I understand it, and I bet I'm not the only one who does.

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