Rowan Atkinson explains Charlie Chaplin quote

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[InYourFaceday]

Crazy how the man that made so many of us laugh without speaking a word, has one of the most amazing voices out there.

[FirstLast-Area]

I can see why he is such a genius himself. Great teacher

[Mahkri]

Charlie Chaplin and Rowan Atkinson are two British legends

[GuitaristPAX]

Rowan is One of the Greatest Talents of All Time 😇 a Creative Genius 🙏

[markharris]

I am a great fan of this gentleman. I particularly enjoy his portrayal of Inspector Maigret.

[bonniemurray]

I love the face, the intelligence, the voice and just about everything! 😊

[skankhunt]

Two incredibly smart man! ❤
Rowan Atkinson really is a british nation's treasure!

[vicki]

Now I know why I love both Charlie and Mr Bean so much❤❤

[PaulOutsidetheWalls]

His piano performance at the Olympics was excellent.

[LaFloridaHemingway]

Chaplin was absolutely correct. Classy and appropriate for Rowan Atkinson to appropriately acknowledge the author of that insightful quotation.

[patrickpaoli]

He made me laugth so much with the blackadder saga 😅 he s intelligent man his humor is too

[NothingMaster]

Actually, that’s quite a profound statement, and in some ways it goes back to the perception, and the notion of the structural integrity, of reality.

[michaelperigo]

Rowan is a wonderful comedian and comic actor.

[happymantom]

Charlie had a great life I enjoyed watching him when I was a kid

[cababyboomerq]

Rowan is so good at what he does. There is allot more to him than Mr. Bean. Check out the “Johnny English” movies (his spoofs of James Bond). And his “Black Adder” TV series. Also, “The thin blue line.” The man is simply funny.

[dustdivesterover]

LONG - SHOT "IN TIME",
THAT IS. BRILLIANT 💙

[tonyanderson-lngl]

I often say, "This would be funny if it was happening to somebody else.". So, yeah.

[markcarter]

Another quote which is similar: comedy is pain removed by time or distance.

[TheWayofKen]

Thus the origin of the saying, "I don't know whether to laugh or cry."

[michelleseyer]

Beautifully said! Thank you for the years of comedy, which always slip away from tragedy.