Camera Man: Buster Keaton

“Those who care for Keaton cannot care mildly.” —James Agee“There are many ways and many reasons to care for Keaton—first, foremost, and forever, those sublime Buster Bits (as William Nestrick calls them), the ingenious gags and stunts that keep us laughing through our awe. Absurdity reigns in Keaton’s two-reelers, which, apart from being marvelously entertaining in themselves, were fertile experimental ground for gags, stunts, and techniques that show up in pristine form in the features that Keaton variously directed and produced.

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Buster Keaton and Eddie Cline on the set of The Cameraman, 1929.

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The Cameraman (1928)

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Cameraman, Buster Keaton, 1928 by Everett

Camera Man: Buster Keaton

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