Shanks - (Movie Clip) Muscular System

Shanks -- (Movie Clip) Old Walker

Malcolm the deaf-mute puppeteer (Marcel Marceau) reports for the first time to work for reclusive "Old Walker" (also Marceau, speaking!) in the William Castle feature Shanks, 1974.

Shanks -- (Movie Clip) Open, Malcolm

The arty opening sequence for the William Castle feature Shanks, 1974, in which the famous mime Marcel Marceau plays two roles, and speaks!

Shanks -- (Movie Clip) Later That Night

Deaf-mute puppeteer Malcolm (Marcel Marceau) has learned to maniuplate his deceased patron Walker (also Marceau), and dead fowl too, bad news for his abusive brother-in-law (Philippe Clay) in William Castle's Shanks, 1974.

Shanks -- (Movie Clip) Town Drunk

With mime Marcel Marceau in the lead role as a deaf-mute puppeteer, director William Castle is happy to use silent-film style titles, introducing villains the Bartons (Tsilla Chelton, Philippe Clay) early in Shanks, 1974.