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Character comedy is a method/genre used by some comedians. In character comedy the comedian preforms as though he was a character he created by him/her. A good deal of comedians have enjoyed fame from character comedy
Character comedy is a method/genre used by some comedians. In character comedy the comedian performs as though he was a character created by him/her. A good deal of comedians have enjoyed fame from character comedy


== Famous Comedians to use character comedy. ==
== Famous Comedians to use character comedy. ==
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[[Rowan Atkinson]] Plays Mr.Bean.
[[Rowan Atkinson]] Plays Mr.Bean.


[[Tim Allen]] Plays a "handy man" in [[Home Improvement]] and his stand up routines.
[[Tim Allen]] Plays a "handyman" in [[Home Improvement]] and his stand up routines.


[[Stephen Colbert]] Plays "Stephen Colbert" in [[The Colbert Report]]
[[Stephen Colbert]] Plays "Stephen Colbert" in [[The Colbert Report]]

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Character comedy is a method/genre used by some comedians. In character comedy the comedian performs as though he was a character created by him/her. A good deal of comedians have enjoyed fame from character comedy

Famous Comedians to use character comedy.

Jim Carrey In many of his films he portrays a spastic maniac.

Andy Kaufman Various characters.

George Carlin The people he mocks and satirizes he often characterizes them himself.

Rowan Atkinson Plays Mr.Bean.

Tim Allen Plays a "handyman" in Home Improvement and his stand up routines.

Stephen Colbert Plays "Stephen Colbert" in The Colbert Report