gearhound Lunatic Member Sep 23, 2007 #5 A few minutes of silence would be an appropriate tribute. Steve
Bigerik AK Subscriber Subscriber Sep 23, 2007 #7 A sad loss. A Great artist and the rarest of men: One who could keep his mouth shut.
Fisherdude Regular Dude Subscriber Sep 23, 2007 #8 Can't say I was ever a fan of mime, but I always thought watching him move was utterly fascinating. Sadly, I'm not aware of anyone else who can take his place. Another art form slipping away.
Can't say I was ever a fan of mime, but I always thought watching him move was utterly fascinating. Sadly, I'm not aware of anyone else who can take his place. Another art form slipping away.
Tapehead47 Addicted Member Sep 23, 2007 #9 There probably will be a gathering of mimes from around the world....can you imagine that?! They say Elvis is dead, too, but.....
There probably will be a gathering of mimes from around the world....can you imagine that?! They say Elvis is dead, too, but.....
Tapehead47 Addicted Member Sep 23, 2007 #13 I'm sure he had a good, full life. But I never liked mimes much. I put them about 1 step above clowns because mimes are easier to ignore. Watching a mime is about like listening to golf on the radio. Call me insensitive. However! I'd rather watch an army of mimes than one rap group, like on the Dave Letterman show, or Leno. At least a mime has talent.
I'm sure he had a good, full life. But I never liked mimes much. I put them about 1 step above clowns because mimes are easier to ignore. Watching a mime is about like listening to golf on the radio. Call me insensitive. However! I'd rather watch an army of mimes than one rap group, like on the Dave Letterman show, or Leno. At least a mime has talent.
2 2DualsNotEnough Addicted Member Sep 23, 2007 #16 I remember he spoke the only line in Mel Brooks' Silent Movie. Jimmy