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Marcel was not just a  mime but rather had a DARK SIDE

Marcel Marceau's career really took off in the 1950s and 1960s. He toured extensively throughout Europe and the United States, performing in theaters, concert halls, and even on television. .

THE DARK SIDE

Marcel Marceau's life was greatly affected by World War II. He and his brother Alain joined the French Resistance,

they helped many Jewish children escape from Nazi-occupied France. Marcel changed his last name to Marceau to avoid detection by the Nazis, and he also started using his skills as a mime to distract and entertain German troops. His work with the Resistance would later earn him the title of "Grand Officier de la Légion d'honneur," one of France's highest honors. 

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The Legacy : Marcel Marceau

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Marcel Marceau's legacy as a mime artist is immense. He inspired countless performers around the world, and his influence can be seen in everything from modern dance to silent comedy. He also helped to elevate the status of mime as an art form, proving that it could be just as powerful and expressive as any other form of theater. 

Marcel Marceau's Philosophy

Marcel Marceau believed that mime was a universal language that could be understood by anyone, regardless of their background or culture. He saw his work as a way to bring people together and to promote peace and understanding in the world. He once said, "I have a dream that one day, all nations will be united in a silent symphony, each playing their part in the great orchestra of humanity."

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