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Sid Caesar once said, "One man's tragedy is another man's comedy," and this French-Belgian farce, with less than five minutes of onscreen dialogue, illustrates that truth. Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle
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Widely hailed as one of the world's funniest men, this loquacious, rubber-faced comic has been one of Italy's most popular actors for much of the last decade. Full Article at Hollywood.com
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The discovery in the picture is the redoubtable Roberto Benigni, who has an irrepressible, infectious manner and is absolutely delighted to be himself. . . He's like a show-off kid who gets you laughing and then starts laughing at himself, he's so funny, and then tries to top himself no matter what.
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had class, he had wit, he had style and grace. He was a marvelous writer who could do more with words than anybody I ever met
