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friendlessghoul · 1 day
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Buster Keaton Coney Island - 1917
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kevinpshanblog · 8 months
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Painting on the side of a building in Paris, France, in honor of the 100th anniversary of Harold Lloyd’s Safety Last.
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somerandomrecluse · 2 months
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SAFETY LAST! (1923)
Dir. Fred C. Newmeyer and Sam Taylor
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justbusterkeaton · 7 months
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Buster Hitches a Ride
Music: Car Song by Woody Guthrie
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oldshowbiz · 2 months
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For Heaven's Sake (1926), one of the great Harold Lloyd comedies, was partly filmed at the corner of Hudson and Hollywood Blvd.
Extra trivia about this spot:
Stan Laurel lived in the Hillview, located on the southwest corner, when he first moved to town.
Today the southeast corner features a mural of the classic Hollywood starlet Dolores del Rio.
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kinkykeaton · 5 months
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Charlie Chaplin’s brilliant disguise in A Woman (1915)
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thefiresofpompeii · 1 month
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picture a strange parallel make-believe world in which doctor who was in some nebulous way both not exclusively british and around in the 1920s silent film era…
i mean, last year when i was hyperfixated on the lovecraft mythos one of my friends faceclaimed buster for their idea of the eldritch trickster god nyarlathotep. so i thought hold on wait a minute
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just fucking look at him.
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silly little guy! silly little stuntman with an age-old sadness in his eyes. a weariness so heavy it cuts through the screen. he’ll flop around like a hyperactive puppy but you can instantly tell that something went deeply wrong in his past. he won’t tell you what. he’ll change the subject before you even remember to ask. he’s so tired
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all dressed up smart in a magician’s suit but the tie’s lopsided and undone. he wears it that way because he thinks it’s cool. maybe it is
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average doctor activities. Pondering
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no comment for that one. he just does this in the middle of questioning some unfamiliar alien and nobody bats an eye
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i’ve seen so many clips of five behaving exactly like this? bro’s always falling over dramatically. what is that it’s the unknown
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nope not today! and then running from the threat ‘like a penguin with its arse on fire’
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he can drive anything. sort of.
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the final piece in the puzzle: in an episode of the twilight zone buster plays a time traveller. except the time machine (that bizarre contraption on his head) loses its shit as soon as he switches it on. remind you of anyone?
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buster keaton is the ???th doctor in my mind. that is all. have a nice day. sorry for formatting a post in such a 2012 manner unfortunately that is par the course when discussing this sort of thing
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keatonkeatonkeaton · 2 months
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Newly discovered footage proving that Baywatch was actually a remake 😨
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classicfilmloves · 4 months
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Buster Keaton and Sybil Seely in one of my very favorite Buster films ♡♡
ONE WEEK (1920)
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friendlessghoul · 3 days
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Buster Keaton Go West - 1925
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MOVING PICTURE WORLD, December 8, 1923
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somerandomrecluse · 2 months
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SAFETY LAST! (1923)
Dir. Fred C. Newmeyer and Sam Taylor
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justbusterkeaton · 5 months
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Buster’s Most Terrifying Stunts
Music: There Goes The Fear by Doves
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oldshowbiz · 2 months
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908 S. Broadway, the downtown building Harold Lloyd used for his famous clock scene in Safety Last.
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citizenscreen · 2 months
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Buster Keaton’s THE GENERAL premiered in New York City #OnThisDay in 1927
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Buster Keaton’s THE GENERAL premiered in New York City #OnThisDay in 1927
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