The foxes as types of clown because I’m a freak and obsessed with clowns
❗️there is pictures of clowns on this post❗️
Neil Josten- Tramp clown!
The Tramp clown was inspired by homeless people late in the nineteenth century.
(The clown in this photo is Emmett Kelly)
Andrew Minyard- Mime clown!
Some clowns combine the art of mime with clowning.
(This clown is Marcel Marceau)
Aaron Minyard- Pierrot clown!
The embodiment of a certain strain of artistic sentiment: sensitive, melancholy, and intrinsically alone, playful and daring through the subversion of language while suggesting the fraught and facile nature of gender.
(This is Jean-Charles Deburau I think)
Kevin Day- Costume Clown!
a specific character ( such as a fireman, police officer, etc.).
(This clown is Frankie Saluto)
Nicky Hemmick- Auguste clown!
During most of the twentieth century, the Auguste clown was a stupid and clumsy character.
(This clown is Lou Jacobs)
Renee Walker- would also be either a mime or Pierrot!
Allison Reynolds- a Jester?? I don’t really know actually
A member of the household of a nobleman or a monarch employed to entertain guests during the royal court.
(Stańczyk is a painting by Jan Matejko finished in 1862.)
Matt Boyd- Also an Auguste clown!
Dan Wilds- Whiteface clown!
The Whiteface is the big brother of the clowning world: in charge, a know-it-all, a straight man setting up the situations that other clowns, like the Auguste or the Tramp, turn funny.
(This clown is named Francesco Caroli)
Seth Gordan- Creepy Clown!
The evil clown archetype plays strongly off the sense of dislike it caused to inherit elements of coulrophobia; however, it has been suggested by Joseph Durwin that the concept of evil clowns has an independent position in popular culture,
(Just think of pennywise or something LMAO)
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Jerry in makeup and rocking a flower crown while filming The Day the Clown Cried in Sweden.
Thanks for this @make-a-little-mischief! ❤️
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only a few more months until Jerry Lewis finally lets us watch his Auschwitz movie
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Jerry Lewis and Pierre Etaix with the clowns of the Cirque D'Hiver in March 1972 during the production of his unreleased 1972 drama The Day the Clown Cried.
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Jerry directing a scene from The Day the Clown Cried, 1972
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Photo Credit: Morgan Christopher Collection and BehindtheHiddenMask.com Archives
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8 years ago i one day arrived at school all inocent and bright eyed and fhe english teacher (as in, english as a foreign language) was like "we're going to watch a movie today and then you just have to answer simple questions about it!" and we were all like "fucking nice" bc we loved watching movies in class. and she starts to play the movie. it was dead poets society. everyone left that class CRYING. the class clown cried. the toughest kid in class cried. i cried all the bus ride back home. and the questions were like "what was the play neil starred in? :D". she made us watch it until everyone cried to ask the most basic questions. for the rest of my high school years (that year and the next) we kept bringing that movie up not actually wanting to talk about it too much thank you. it scarred us. we all loved it. it shattered our soula forever, collectively. it's one of my favorite movies
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The Day the Clown Cried
In 1972, Jerry Lewis directed, wrote and starred in the movie “The Day the Clown cried”
The story line:
-Helmut Doork, a once great and famous clown, is fired from the circus. Getting drunk at a local bar, he pokes fun at Hitler in front of some Gestapo agents, who arrest and send him to a prison camp. Helmut angers his fellow prisoners by refusing to perform for them, wanting to preserve his…
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