Well, not quite. That title should go to Buster Keaton, the doe-eyed, stoney-faced maverick of the silent film era, whose ...

Buster Keaton is undoubtedly one such person, starring in and often directing (or co-directing) numerous classic short films ...

The film, of course, is Sherlock Jr. (1924), directed by and starring Buster Keaton, the greatest of all silent film comedian-auteurs. (Team Chaplin is welcome to dissent.) It is the usual Keaton ...

Well, if you’re in the conclusion of a Buster Keaton short film, the answer is to form a three-story human ladder with your groomsmen and physically carry her away, navigating obstacles as you go.

Film parts began to come his way ... exactly the same as on the day it was first released.” The world of Buster Keaton began in Piqua, Kan., on Oct 4, 1895, where his parents, Joseph and ...

Buster Keaton’s rumination on love, cinema, and the love of cinema grows in stature with each passing year. It’s an ingenious film that leaves a poetic afterglow. Forty-five minutes is an illusion in ...

Main St. The event features a screening of Buster Keaton’s 1924 film “The Navigator,” which played at The Lerner on its opening night, Nov. 27, 1924. The film stars Keaton and Kathryn ...

Buster Keaton was a comedian, director, stuntman, and master storyteller when motion pictures were still new. “He invented ...