Busting the Buster Myth: To Buster Keaton, Comedy was a Laughing Matter, by Simply Charly

Few would disagree that Buster Keaton (1895- 1966) was one of America’s greatest comedians of the silent film era: the fast-paced slapstick in all his movies was ingeniously hilarious, in sharp…

1928's The Cameraman Features Buster Keaton at his Daredevil Best — Nathan Rabin's Happy Place

Buster Keaton Film Dialogue

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Out of the three great silent movie comedians (Harold Lloyd, Buster Keaton, Charlie Chaplin), which one holds up the best today? - Quora

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Buster Keaton was crazy. During the filming of Steamboat Bill Jr in 1928, crew members threatened to quit and begged him not to do this scene. The cameraman admitted to looking away

ithankyou: Buster Keaton in The Cameraman (1928)

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Buster Keaton: A Filmmaker's Life by James Curtis

What are some must-see, non-comedy silent movies? I've recently seen 'Metropolis' (1925), 'Wings' (1927), 'Sunrise' (1927) and 'Beggars Of Life' (1928). Besides Chaplin, Keaton and Lloyd, what are some other suggestions? - Quora

When It Comes To Comedy In Film, Buster Keaton Stands Above The Rest, by Alex Bauer, CineNation

Buster Keaton was the funniest

Big V Riot Squad: Buster Keaton Goes to War -- February 12, 2018

What is the cleanest, but funniest comedy film ever made? - Quora