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The 20 pages that link to Mime, each with the reason it gives.

• Physical comedyRelated: Mime makes bodily expression carry the comic action without words.

• Charlie ChaplinRelated: Chaplin used gesture to make the Tramp’s motives legible across language barriers.

• Physical theatreRelated: Its silent gestures show how bodily action can carry a scene’s meaning.

• Visual comedyRelated: Mime supplies a vocabulary of visible action that comedy can distort or misdirect.

• Jacques TatiRelated: Tati’s screen persona draws on mime’s expressive control of the body.

• Character danceRelated: Exaggerated gesture helps character dances convey social types and dramatic situations.

• Email clientRelated: Clients rely on MIME to construct and display rich messages and attachments.

• Internet Message Access ProtocolRelated: IMAP transfers message content whose attachments and multipart structure are defined by MIME.

• Jacques LecoqRelated: Lecoq trained in mime and made precise physical expression central to his pedagogy.

• Simple Mail Transfer ProtocolRelated: SMTP transports MIME-encoded messages, including attachments and alternative content.

• Jerry LewisRelated: Lewis often made a glance or bodily reaction carry a scene’s joke.

• Rowan AtkinsonRelated: Mr. Bean draws on mime to make situations legible across language barriers.

• Pierre RichardRelated: Mime techniques illuminate the controlled gestures and bodily storytelling in Richard’s comedy.