buster keaton interview

Interview with Buster Keaton

[@yolin4958]

After hearing this i know now for sure that he wasn't only an incredible stuntman but also a great story teller with a perfect voice for the job, such a talented man

[@rickdeerfield7461]

Absolutely. Have you seen A Hard Act To Follow? It's in 3 parts and available on KZbin. Great retrospective on Buster Keaton.

[@marialuizamcdonough9723]

Buster Keaton is a great comedian actor. I can't contain myself from laughing when I watch huis movies. I love seeing Buster Keaton acting with the actresses he falls in love with in the story. He seems to have been a very kind man. Thanks for this wonderful interview with my favorite actor comedian, Buster Keaton.

[@rickdeerfield7461]

Hi Maria. Have you seen the attached Keaton documentary? kzbin.info/www/bejne/moLXh32elN6ifc0si=T_TpGxQrwr9QSXiV

[@kellycannobbio746]

I love hearing Buster Keaton’s stories!!! Thank you! ❤️💕❤️💕❤️

[@SupersonicChip]

This is amazing! I love him so much...

[@arsen5479]

KZbin is just fascinating.

[@roymadison5686]

A genius in multiple ways.

[@angelalucas4379]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Mach5Johnny]

Thanks to Count Dankula… I now know about this Absolute Mad Lad! Dankula did an awesome Mad Lads episode on Buster Keaton, I highly recommend it!

[@matthewgranillo2009]

Wow he sounds very similar to William S. Burroughs

[@chrismacdonald3303]

The best actor to do a biopic on Buster Keaton would be Johnny Depp. One can dream.

[@kurtanglina7419]

is career is finish , I think robert downey jr who played chaplin would do a better job !!!

[@paddyotoole2058]

@@kurtanglina7419 both these actors are far too old now. How would they in their late 50s play Keaton in his 20s?!

[@alexanderg1297]

If Aaron Taylor-Johnson shaved and laid off the whey for a few months he would make a good Buster Keaton. He’s quite an obscure actor and his boyish look has somewhat faded but I think the look is there.

[@williamruiz5965]

I think a character actor would work best, rather than a more well known celebrity.

[@magicturtle4235]

Would have been Johnny Depp.

[@pierochiarotto8620]

Which year?

[@ad6417]

Clearly his father was a sociopath. Explains his deadpan face and alcoholism.

[@kevins.butler3402]

I'm not a Buster Keaton fan..but his stories about Vaudeville and the early days of film are interesting pieces of show biz history..including his admiration for Lillian Russell.

[@rickdeerfield7461]

Hi Kevin: I'm more a L&H and Chaplin fan than Keaton, but I love this documentary. If you have a chance, check it out. This is part 1 of 3. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6KlXp-Qj82omK8

[@professorskippy]

I love Charlie

[@kevinhentze1909]

Frying Pan Mann, Charlie who? Chase? Keaton was a Genius , in the medium of film...... How I tire of Chaplin's pathos; Keaton was on a different level.... He had absurdist elements in his films; his lack of expression ran deeper, and made him more humorous than either Lloyd or Chaplin. Sherlock Jr. (1924) was pure comic genius, on a level much deeper than say, The Gold Rush (1925). But, as the Romans said : De gustibus non est disputandum.

[@kevins.butler3402]

I've already heard it..Rick..Mr.Keaton's recollections of vaudeville and the film days of film..are interesting.

[@matthewstokes1608]

There is no either or… Keaton and Chaplin respected one another greatly - and they both would find this ridiculous competition of ‘who is the better clown’ ridiculous. Thanks GOD for both men. Both were different - both were geniuses.

[@adoptedbyangelinajolie]

What year was this from?

[@rockin78s61]

March 1960

[@raquelrossi0538]

His voice does not match his face 😂