Marcel Marceau Trailer (1960)

07 September 1960 45 mins

A studio-shot showcase of Marcel Marceau’s pantomime art, this 1960 West German TV special strings together a suite of wordless vignettes centered on his alter ego Bip. Eschewing conventional plot, director Günther Hassert frames Marceau’s comic-tragic sketches in clean, minimalist setups so the rhythm, precision, and emotional range of the “art of silence” carry the whole program for television.

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Cast

Marcel Marceau

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Günther Hassert Director

International Releases Dates

Germany 07 September 1960

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