✅Marcel Marceau I The Maskmaker [1975] full
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One in a series of twelve films in which the great French mime Marcel Marceau performs some works from his repertoire. In his introduction Marceau states that to him this pantomime has different meanings. He explains that the maskmaker represents humanity and has all the faces humanity can possess. He also suggests that while many people hide behind masks, others use them to create symbols of life and says that the last mask will reveal man in his only and real moment of truth. As the performer puts on mask after mask, he finds to his horror that one of them is stuck. - บันเทิง
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it is not the moment that he reveals his true face that is the most stunning, but that a mask that could be seen as the most ecstatic, the most joyful, could, by turns, transform before our eyes into one of exhaustion, of fear, of horror, of that which is an antithesis of what it seeks to project. that is the moment, for me, which sings out louder than any other gesture.
When he cried 'in the floor when he still had the mask it was amazing
I first saw Marceau perform this at Sadler's Wells theatre, London when I was about 12, and I have never forgotten it. I was just amazed at the performance at the time and watching it again now, nearly 50 years later, I'm still captivated by this stunning piece of work. A genuine piece of theatrical creativity and history
Fred Mead lucky
What an incredible story. Witnessing genius is a gift forever.
There was nobody like him, before or since. He was a genius and told the story of man in the most universal language possible but to such a degree of humanitarian perfection and poignancy as to bring everyone to tears. Everyone. And Laughter. He reduced the masks of comedy and tragedy to the essentials but with great art and seriousness and joy. Today's mimes are merely an annoyance and have no idea what to do. He invented it and it died with him
I dont know if Tony Montanaro
that's so true I've never seen someone put me to sleep so easily
This is absolutely beautiful this type of art form... I wish it was still something praised as much as it used to be
thats a pretty far off misspelling ofl creepy...
@@Dginny865 ofl?
@@pam_momoko lmao shit you got me .. of*
why is everything about this entire video so unbelievably chilling, creepy, and unsettling to witness??
man it sure was a different time....
His acting was so good for a minute I thought he actually had a mask on
Would have helped me in 2020 and 2021 😄😄
貴重な映像を載せていただいてありがとうございます。
I had the privilege of seeing Marcel Marceau in a live performance of this tableau in the eighties. So phenomenal!
I wonder how much he had to warm up in order to be able to make those expressions without hurting his face
Wow it’s his 100th birthday & Google showed his depiction. So I searched Bip The Clown and after watching this I applauded & she’d a tear.
The message was outstanding & I believe his craft is magical. I’m glad to have found this.
Yo era una muchacha cuando lo ví en el Teatro Municipal de Caracas, me invitaron Vicente y Silvana. Ya han pasado mas de 50 años y Marcel Marceau sigue siendo un mimo fantástico.
My eyes got watery to this. My heart actually started pounding as we got to the end. Amazing work.
Jesus Christ don't eat spicy food
The Master at work : thank you, C., for this posting !
thank you for uploading this. What a brilliant and lovely man
there's so much you can say without using words
Este hombre es genial con sus historias de Mimo.
Me encanta Marcel Marceau.
Gracias CIRCOFRENIA por el vídeo. Saludo-Greeting
Truly beautiful such a work of art
can you imagine what this pandemic can bring to anyone? how in the world did i get here.
@Cheyenne Hallmark sameeee
Yep
I'm here because I git interested in Michael Angelo's death then watched a couple if documentaries abiut his life heard his name and came to here
I’m here because I was playing the VR game Maskmaker, which mentioned this in its credits.
Magnificent !
Wow amazing, that is how I am feeling right now about social media. It is the new mask the new pretend. Maestro Marcel couldn't explained it better it is harder than it seems to take it off. This clown is a philosopher! Hands down!!
We wear the mask that grins and lies. It hides our cheeks and shades our eyes. This debt we pay in human guile. With torn and bleeding hearts we smile.
Why should the world be over wise, in counting all our tears and sighs. Neigh let them only see us while we wear the mask.
Estos videos me dan una alegría inmensa. Gracias.
Magnifique. Bravo!
I could totally see either a horror movie or a sad movie based off this guy 😂
If a talented director sees this, get crackin'!
Same
There is! Check out Resistance (2020) starring Jessie Eisenberg as Marcel Marceau. It is based on his life, and focusses on how Marcel Marceau saved the lives of hundreds of children during WWII by using his mime skills to keep them quiet while he helped to hide them from the Nazis. A little known fact about a remarkable man's life.
Joker ! X
Un grandeeee❤
Happy Birthday Marcel 🎉👑
🎉
This masterpiece is legend 👏
I had a feeling there was more to mimes than being trapped in a box.
A brilliant legend!
Marcel Marceau was a Jewish memeber of the French Resistance in World War ll. His father was killed in Auschwitz. The first time he used mime was after France was invaded, in order to keep orphaned Jewish children quiet while he helped them escape to neutral Switzerland. After the War he became friends with Michael Jackson, who said he would use some of his techniques in his dance steps.
I'd rather just go to Auschwitz than sit through a full performance of this shit
@@Ironborn4 lmfaoooooo fr tho don't understand how people like this, I'm sitting here trying to work on my drama project and debating whether I should take a fail or not
@@oboonkero326 just drop out. Not worth it
Ironborn4 nah it’s been so easy except for this and this is only hard cause there legit no info about him
@@oboonkero326 Isnt watching this video how schoolshooters are made? Just do that
Approximate faces shown:
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And then he can't _remove_ the last one to make it represent some kind of curse until the last few minutes when he is finally free from apparently forced optimism
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Brilliant!
Masterpiece.
The Maskmaker and Marcel Marceau are really incredible!!
I love it and think people disparage this type of clown shows
Marc De Filippo he isn’t a clown btw. He is a mime, he pantomimes
Uh these kinda videos scare me but it’s still incredible work
That ending...very moving
My word!
Doing an acting degree and we have to do work on something that interests us. After looking at decroux and discovering Marcel I'm in love with his work. Also I can see why people are here because of Joker.
man that was beautiful
I saw him with my sister in the late 80s in Los Angeles, he was brilliant.
這是我最愛他的一個表演
Nasıl güzel ya 💛
Here from Google
Happy 100th boss 🎉
seeing this is just so overly unsettling, like the whole appearance just gives off this massively creepy feeling...
Que talento! Y solo hablando con su cuerpo acerca de las máscaras que usamos ante el mundo.
마임을 생각해본 적이 없었는데 마르셀 마르소 영상을 보니 꼭 보고 싶다는 생각이 듭니다....
Who's here after watching Joaquin's Joker movie?
Hannes Ye me
Don't lie. You're here after watching Looper's video
Hannes Ye here because I’m too obsessed with clowns and mimes
I'm here because of Unus Annus (and I also love miming).
I’m here because of the movie Resistance a biography about Marcel
My goodness I liked this and watched this and I got addicted to it like really addicted that I started practicing but it was really bad XD
Keep practicing and you’ll get better!!! :)
Thx
yes..please keep practicing
The greatest.
I was now worried about what subject I should take to perform in my college class, wish I found mine since I'm not a pro like him.
We really need to reintroduce mimes to the newer generations
... no, we really, really, don't.
no, we really don't they're terrible
Not my Name ok boomer
Such a unique art form. I second this!
Uganda knuckles pfp and name, really?
Que lindo
im dead inside
He changes so simply masks and diatheses . Nice 👍👍😜
Did you think in this guy when ypu watched the #Joker movie? I did, amazing performance
He did!
You Joker, you saw the video on channel Looper titled "Easter eggs you missed on Joker".
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Wooooow
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Who's here after watching Resistance movie?
Me!
I am here🤪
Me
me
Me also, I had no idea he did that for all those children.
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I felt that on an emotional level
I like the movement ❤❤🎉💖💜💙💚💛🧡❤❤🧡💛💚💙💜💖💗😎😀😁
He was a treasure.
who's here because of school....
Joker's inspiration
me
I’m here because I teach...😊
Mime school?
@@zeltzamer4010 yes. Pantomime as a club class. Students’ pick something they want to learn more about, sports, arts, and pantomime and theatre among all of them.
美しいダンス、そしてひょうきんな、動きカッコいい
he would make a good scp
LOL
Can anyone tell me what the music is in video??
焼きたてジャパンから
Everytime I see a mime, I think of Shakes the Clown
憧れ
❤❤❤
And now here we are to our horror...the ultimate “stuck” mask that won’t ever come off...
Impressive! I knew him bc of lavant
What does "freshly baked from Japan" mean?
The man would’ve been 100 today.
Nice observation.
Here cause of a freshman drama class
What is the music does anyone know?
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MM is a grand máster!
Por favor subtitulado al castellano gracias!!!!!
Baya iyi ya
Maestraso Marcel Marceau, es la riata!
Fierro pariente. La neta si.
Hey, it's Art the clown, before he went crazy and became possessed.
Whats that song?
Stuff of nightmares.
The ultimate Joker
home please
интерестно.Со смыслом .но не понял
倉橋ヨエコのピエロから
3:00
just the lack of music near the end just him with a constant smile while being in clear pain that is what I call HORRIFYING
se ve que se les olvida nombrar a jodorowsky
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1:05
if this was captured in 1975, then why did you published in 2018 instead of when yt first came out, 2008
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Ben
Madura jawanika
CREPPY
Anyone else count how many of these faces Seth Macfarlane ripped off for Family Guy? There's definitely Quagmire and the old pirate guy in there. Who else?
Probably mask maker is the face of mask maker...
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add a friend from france (+1)(good idea..)
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