The man in the pork pie hat remains the supreme physical ... murmur — makes for an ideal match with Keaton’s screen persona. “The Great Buster” manages to trace Keaton’s career arc ...

This is a beige biscuit pork-pie hat, handmade in Cape Town by milliner and stylist ... In the 1920s, silent film actor Buster Keaton introduced it to popular culture. The pork pie then became popular ...

Silent film star Buster Keaton popularized the pork pie hat in the 1930s. Keaton started wearing his pork pie in the '20s, and the next decade the hat was all the rage. According to Realize ...

Buster Keaton, of the stony, never-smiling face, sad eyes and pork pie hat was, along with Charlie Chaplin, one of the two greatest silent comedy clowns. Like Chaplin, he was a complete creator.

There's no debating that Joseph Frank "Buster" Keaton is an essential figure ... I didn't want the usual cliche of the pork pie hat and the string tie and all of that. I wanted him perceived ...

In 1964, Buster Keaton was offered the most serious role ... And a kerchief under his trademark pork pie hat covers most of his face, yet his expressive body, even from the back, projects human ...

While the phrase pork pie often conjures images of Buster Keaton or Frank Sinatra in a pork pie hat, the squat, round-crowned chapeau's name comes from a classic English recipe of chopped pork ...