#the great stoneface
Buster Keaton played a frontier train conductor in 1956 movie, ‘Around the World in 80 Days’ - “I must have been on the screen a minute and a half, and I was three weeks in Colorado on location to do it.” I’m sure it was no hardship, playing with trains again!
Buster’s in the zone…
Guess the favourite scene time! And this week for the #BusterKeatonChallenge it was my choice…one of many favourites ;)
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The name’s Keaton, Buster Keaton…
Guess the favourite scene time again! I love the weekly #BusterKeatonChallenge - any excuse to art on Buster ;)
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‘I’m tellin’ you, Charlie, it’s fake. They don’t spell it STARDIVARIUS…’
Buster Keaton & Charlie Chaplin, behind the scenes of ‘Limelight’, 1952
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Buster Keaton’s candid moments…& not ‘Candid Camera’!
Donald O’Connor & mentor for ‘The Buster Keaton Story’ get in training in matching track suits ;)
Life Magazine, May 6th 1957 - Old Comic & Pupil; How to Play Buster by Buster in Person
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Buster Keaton didn’t sign all of his autographs, Natalie Talmadge often signed for him way back during their Comique days. She’d had practice, signing for sister Constance too! I’d say this one was all his though ;)
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