Just think of the physical gags he could do around a rainbow-splattered grand piano.
He brings an entertaining nervous restlessness to this archetype, and he has some funny running physical gags with cigarettes.
No such physical gags applied in Strauss's suite from the comédie-ballet "Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme," which closed the concert.
The reverse happened, although Dujardin's heavy accent and minimal comprehension of English meant he had to rely on physical gags to charm America.
Loos became renowned for her cleverness at writing piquant intertitles, first for a series of Douglas Fairbanks's early films: her verbal wit a match for his physical gags.
The huge, heavily muscled Mr. Crews, who must be a wonderful sport, takes the brunt of the humiliating physical gags that make up the only real comic strategy of "White Chicks," suffering countless insults to his masculinity and bearing.
Where the Miramax version eliminates many dramatic moments, reducing the film to a choppy series of physical gags, Mr. Chow's original features far more fully developed characters and an emotional undertow that gives meaning to the sometimes violent jokes.
The clown knows the physical gags, because he could do what acrobats do, he plays all the instruments better than the real orchestra, he could do tricks the magician couldn't do.
She was eventually joined by Ben Beckley and Dan Cozzens (the three helped create the show), and the antics continued as they tried on one trick after another, their bodies lunging and skittering through the room during a muscular hour of physical gags.
There were no blindfolds or physical gags ahead of the launch, but there were confidentiality papers to be signed and verbal warnings not to talk or write about the car were given before anyone was allowed in to the purpose-built Chichester assembly plant.
