Buster Keaton is a work of art, we know…but here’s a selection of the caricatures, adverts & poster art featuring the deadpan mug of our favourite funny fella.
Two of Buster’s sound shorts for Columbia were released this month – ‘Pest from the West,’ June 16th, 1939 & ‘Taming of the Snood,’ June 28th, 1940.
Slapstick review, Best of Social Media, Keaton’s Treasures, Buster Keaton the Engineer, Planes, Trains & Buster, The King of the
Champs-Élysées…AND MORE!
Back in his heyday, Buster Keaton could easily have been described as a playboy. He was handsome, charming & had no end of ladies to choose from. He settled down
A century ago, come March 16th, “Seven Chances” was released. Buster Keaton was never entirely satisfied with the picture, however it features possibly the most iconic chase scene of all
94 years ago, “Parlor, Bedroom & Bath,” was released in the US on February 28th. It’s considered one of his better MGM sound pictures – for those of you fans
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