From inspiring Michael Jackson's "Moonwalk" to creating the classic image of Bip the Clown, the legendary French mime master Marcel Marceau has had an unprecedented and profound impact on popular culture. And his little-known experience as an underground fighter in his youth is as extraordinary and great as his art. During the occupation of France in World War II, Marceau played a vital role in many life-and-death underground resistance missions through his talent for forgery and sense of humor. He fought side by side with his brothers and successfully rescued countless children from the Nazis and sent them across the Alps to Switzerland. Marceau's heroic actions also touched and inspired thousands of people.