Buster Keaton

  • Portraits (1)

  • Coney Island (1917) (1)

  • The Cook (1918) (1)

  • The Scarecrow (1920) (3)

  • The Saphead (1920) (1)

  • Our Hospitality (1923) (2)

  • Three Ages (1923) (4)

  • Sherlock Jr. (1924) (4)

  • The Navigator (1924) (5)

  • Go West (1925) (4)

  • Seven Chances (1925) (1)

  • The General (1926) (6)

  • Battling Butler (1926) (3)

  • College (1927) (5)

  • Steamboat Bill, Jr. (1928) (4)

  • The Cameraman (1928) (1)

  • Spite Marriage (1929) (1)

  • Doughboys (1930) (3)

  • Sidewalks of New York (1931) (1)

  • Parlor, Bedroom and Bath (1931) (1)

  • Speak Easily (1932) (5)

  • What! No Beer? (1933) (2)

  • Sunset Blvd. (1950) (1)

  • Limelight (1951) (1)

  • Film (1965) (5)

  • The Railrodder (1965) (1)

  • Stills (4)

Highlighted works

Keaton’s third feature is a breathtakingly virtuosic display of every silent comedy technique imaginable, from his own formidable physical skills to some then-groundbreaking camera trickery.

Train driver Buster Keaton gives chase when Union agents steal his locomotive in this classic silent comedy set at the time of the American Civil War.

The most caustic of European émigré directors, Wilder explored the movie industry and the delusions of stardom in Hollywood’s great poison pen letter to itself.

Filmography

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1918
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