Baptiste pickpocket scene

[@dubbelhenke854]

A masterpiece! It gets better and better all the time and the 2nd part is magical.

[@judyt814]

That was such a beautiful film, and Barrault was exquisite.

[@Jlipnicki]

He was good. Mime is an underrated art.

[@leewah1]

One of the greatest films ever.

[@babyyoda3583]

ANTENZIONE, PICKPOCKET

[@lyssavirus5467]

I love this scene of the movie! I also like his costume.

[@shinkim3886]

Jean-Louis Barrault mime is great! OTL

[@aliir0n]

This scene is brilliant

[@MM-Iconoclast]

I was going to send a movement/performance artist I know a bunch of Marcel Marceau, but in the end just sent her this. This short clip is the essence of mime, it had something in it that no other artist has replicated. There was something of Jean-Louis Barrault's heart and soul in this scene - and in the whole move.

[@Kaz377]

It not, the best French film ever made. A blend of all genres. I wish it comes back to the big screen soon !

[@vxmpidavi]

my teacher made me watch this and honestly i love it 😌😌

[@fannylablanche9952]

Sacha GUITRY , le mime DEBUREAU kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpiwfIugrraIo9k

[@piretbrigitte4653]

j'adore le mime,Arletti géniale

[@MrDimitraxx]

les dialogues sont de Jacques Prévert. à 3'40" Arletty "moi, j'adore ça la Liberté".

[@gillesmirko6429]

Prévenez moi, si vous trouvez un film plus beau que celui là 😉

[@fannylablanche9952]

un grand mime DEBUREAU , Sacha GUITRY kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpiwfIugrraIo9k

[@Jlipnicki]

Arletty was in a relationship with a German airman and vilified after the war. The French collaborated, they did not fight.

[@Jocelyn-z9k]

She said " my heart is french but my ass is international"

[@ЮрійКінаш-е8ы]

c'est magnifique

[@miguelaguirremessina4042]

PELÍCULA EXTRAORDINARIA....!!!. GRACIAS MIMOS...!!!, MIS MAESTROS, MIS GRANDES MAESTROS DEL MIMODRAMA Y LA PANTOMIMA...!!!. A BIENTOT...!!!.

[@pandinagasemapetilon3723]

miguel aguirre messina una gran obra de esa época

[@skipowl8698]

And the movie has a great translation into german language. :)

[@stefanicoronado123]

Como se llama la película?

[@v.b.1702]

es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Les_Enfants_du_paradis

[@chacha_rouge]

Ma scene préférée...

[@keez994]

This scene was surprisingly actually funny.

[@monki.latinlover]

Que bello

[@jimpant68panteloudakis38]

YOLO

[@ともこ村瀬]

第二次世界大戦中のフランス映画会の大挙！

[@dimkats5174]

Komsy komsan

[@jimpant68panteloudakis38]

He

[@top5overall]

Hey guys

[@ΜΑΡΙΑΝΕΜΠΟΤΑΚΗ]

Yolooooo

[@ΒΙΚΤΩΡΑΣΜΗΛΙΩΝΗΣ]

Lol

[@jimpant68panteloudakis38]

Δεν μου αρέσει

[@ВидеоотУлжан]

Батист🙂

[@SeasideDetective2]

Was this the first depiction of a street mime in cinema?

[@MrDJRoey]

Of course not... Are you forgetting the Silent era? Chaplin? Harold Loyd? They are mimes to a certain degree.

[@ΑλέξανδροςΦιλιππότης]

Γεια!

[@jimpant68panteloudakis38]

Γεια

[@top5overall]

LOL WHAT'S THAT????????? THIS IS FOR 10000 years old

[@hoaraupatrick7580]

YOU are 10000 years old. In your brain and in your heart. Poor you...

[@mrmillcake8525]

That leading actress Arletty is around 45 y.o. here and she supposed to play a stunning, sudductive young lady. This thing ruins the whole impression of this masterpiece as she does not fit. IMHO of course....or maybe there's a reason?

[@BeautifulSenorita]

Totally agree with you, Arletty is not ugly yet not breath-takingly beautiful it's not believable four men would fight each other for someone like her (one of them has a much younger and prettier wife) + she is not likeable as a character 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@LisaRichards_123]

80 years ago in France during World War II, she was considered hot.

[@R0CKDRIG0]

@@BeautifulSenorita It's not just about her looks though, the men fall in love for her personality as well, each of them for different aspects of it actually. Baptiste, for example, falls in love because she's kind and realizes there's more to him than just the character he's playing.

[@BeautifulSenorita]

@@R0CKDRIG0 thay all fell in love with her at first sight so yesh it's suppose to be about her looks. And come on she is not even kind or sweet and not charismatic either 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@BeautifulSenorita]

@@LisaRichards_123 french people at 1940s were weird 😁