in 1970, on the record that the mime marcel marceau released , silence and applause were recorded, anotheruld be elegant, a video was recorded. the french mime was widely known for his at the same time comedy and at the same time tragic performances until the end of his life, he remained in excellent shape and actively performed on stage. so once. he is, well, as a joke after all. yes, he recorded the best numbers in the content of the record before the record - 40 minutes of complete silence and finally thunderous deafening applause. thus perpetuated his creativity at the end of this round in the bank the amount has changed round. figure with five zero and 1/4 tell me, honestly, do not be ashamed of this, be afraid to pronounce thanks to which 400.000 thanks to the fact that the newcomer played excellently today maria kravchenko due to the fact that before that the newcomers played well in previous programs. everything is everything, right? well, you forgot one more thing very important ice. the questions were simple. by the way, the questions were simple. i think olga prokofieva just gav

genius in motion pictures wc fields said he was the most amazing ballet dancer who ever lived and marcel marceau said that he would never have become a mime if charlie chaplin hadn't been a movie star. now once you start looking for them you see references to chaplain's work just about everywhere. you look in popular culture there of course chaplains obvious comedic descendants people like the early -- van -- or the young chevy chase and even the manic comedic energy of mel brooks and jim carrey. but there are other impacts as well. chaplin was a compelling composer and his smile arrangement. this is the theme of the played in the background in the final scenes of modern times became a hit record single decades later for nat king cole and there have been some first rate interpretations of this song produced originally by chaplin, but now made famous by nat king cole and judy garland and barbara streisand. this was also michael jackson's favorites song and you can even look if you look closely at some of michael jackson's dance moves they recall the tramp as well chaplin. was such an inspiration