Breaking Harpo Marx's Silence

Breaking Harpo Marx's Silence


December 12, 2025 | J.D. Blackwell

Breaking Harpo Marx's Silence


If Groucho was the witty Marx Brother, Harpo was without a doubt the wild one. His persona of the silent lunatic who runs around wreaking havoc is one of the most instantly recognizable characters in movie history. But just who was the man behind the character? The answer to that is much different than people realize.


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