Did Marcel Marceau make any records?

Question:Surprisingly Yes

"Marcel Marceau Speaks"

First issued by Caedmon Records in 1971, this conversation on mime, recorded in English by Marcel Marceau and the American writer William Fifield, is an in-depth look at Marceau's art.
In this recording, Marcel Marceau traces the history of mime and discusses his own role in its renewed popularity. Calling mime the art of "making the invisible visible," he shares how he developed his signature character, Bip, and began performing all around the world, a tour de force career that has lasted for more than 50 years. He speaks with eloquence about the purpose of his art, which, he says, is to show how life is. And branching off to his interests and experiences off the stage, he talks about his paintings, his belief in the universality of man, and his life during World War II, when he took part in the French Resistance and also had to hide from the Gestapo because his father was Jewish.

Digitally remastered and now available as a CD and in an MP3 format, "Marcel Marceau Speaks" was released again by Times Two Audio on the occasion of Marcel Marceau's October 2000 tour of the United States.

Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: Surprisingly Yes

"Marcel Marceau Speaks"

First issued by Caedmon Records in 1971, this conversation on mime, recorded in English by Marcel Marceau and the American writer William Fifield, is an in-depth look at Marceau's art.
In this recording, Marcel Marceau traces the history of mime and discusses his own role in its renewed popularity. Calling mime the art of "making the invisible visible," he shares how he developed his signature character, Bip, and began performing all around the world, a tour de force career that has lasted for more than 50 years. He speaks with eloquence about the purpose of his art, which, he says, is to show how life is. And branching off to his interests and experiences off the stage, he talks about his paintings, his belief in the universality of man, and his life during World War II, when he took part in the French Resistance and also had to hide from the Gestapo because his father was Jewish.

Digitally remastered and now available as a CD and in an MP3 format, "Marcel Marceau Speaks" was released again by Times Two Audio on the occasion of Marcel Marceau's October 2000 tour of the United States.

Silent Night?

yes, a duet with john cage

silent ones....actually, he broke one by staying silent so long.

Yeah! But unfortunately they were all silent records. They say you need a really good quality amplifier to pick up the nuances in his recordings. One of his records went Platinum and is now housed in the Helen Keller Museum of "Best Loved Artists of Her Time"

Silence is golden .
There's a kind of hush (all over the world) .
Shaddap your face .
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...
The list is endless

They are best played very loud!

no but he wrote a book for motorists

Yes! They were a huge success in the deaf community.

Wasnt` he 1 of the Sex Pistols` Elric?

Marcel Marceau and his Walking Against the Wind routine are mentioned in the "Weird" Al Yankovic song, "She Never Told Me She Was a Mime".

The only other one was that Bjork one -'sshh!'

Yes he did and here's a link: http://www.timestwopublishing.com/marcea...

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The art of silence Walking againts The Wind(Mihael Jackson) borrowed his famous Moon- walk. '' Youth- Maturity, Old-Age, Death and Poetry to Silence are all of his Mime he put on stage, His biggest inspiration was Charlie- Chaplin and his character on stage as Bip he plays all kinds of human emotions never uttering a word, The Prime Minister Francois praised Marceau as the Master saying he had a RAre gift of being, able to communicate with any one beyound the barries of languages , He became famous not until in 1950 when he came to the U.S.A, He made a movie with Mel Brooks(Silent- Movie) And to a big surprise he spoke- one(1) word, Non. The World Famous French Mime dies at 84, I give my respect and Condolence to his family and friends;; R.I.P.

guiness book says he's the only world famous mime ever in history, huh!

Yes But you can't hear anything