Fatty Arbuckle y Buster Keaton en "Back Stage" 1919

Corto estrenado el 7 de septiembre de 1919, protagonizado y dirigido por Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle con la presencia del gran Buster Keaton.
Para disfrutar y compartir!

[@courthebrave]

“I said shiver not shimmy!” 😂 These two together are comedy gold. Buster’s widow claimed that Buster said Fatty was his closest friend. You can clearly see the bond they shared 😊

[@Mdhabib-fl3rg]

World miss you fatty world miss you keaton world miss you charli

[@Mediatech492]

"Miss Skinny will undress here." Brilliant!

[@madelynterreri2834]

old-time slapstick comedy from 100 years ago or so was the best!! Those funny silent short movies were so great!

[@jetnight88]

Arbuckle did not need the horrible things that happened to him 😢

[@RetiredSchoolCook]

WONDERFUL OLD FILM VERY MUCH ENJOYED WATCHING GREAT GUYS ROSCOE ARBUCKLE , BUSTER KEATON AND AL ST. JOHN 1 22 2019

[@herbertmische8660]

Great, fantastic and immortal Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle!!! Respect forever!!! 👍👍👍

[@PurnimaThakerDhorajiwalapRTd]

Just perfect for every one who enjoys truly comical perfect performance.. Thank you

[@josephcalderon906]

This is most definitely one the best arbuckle/keaton shorts,they're both wonderful here, but so's al st.john.

[@ronfrey6639]

THE BEST THANKS FOR SHARING !!!

[@antonioanchiraico4542]

Wow hay q ser muy culto para ver estas obras de arte, un clásico de clásico de reclasicos mis respetos para los q entienden

[@sotiriosmichelucci1540]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🥀🥀 BIG BUSTER KEATON

[@gopinathan2095]

Wow keaton...

[@gulameer961]

I am glad Seen that Label.

[@brianwolle2509]

keaton gets credit for having a wall drop around him while hes not looking, but we just saw it.

[@johngalvin6010]

Some really funny pieces in this & the eccentric dancer was incredible.

[@josephcalderon906]

The man's name is john coogan sr.,the father of the first great child star,jackie coogan,who became a star almost overnight playing opposite chaplin in the kid which was filmed at the time of this film's release(september 7,1919).

[@rimshot2952]

Awesome fact Bro.

[@talkinghead2004]

He almost seemed to be playing a gay stereotype -- a hundred years ago! Am I the only one who saw that?

[@l0r3st0]

I think Buster stole the show.

[@Concetta20]

I love how they all teamed up to avenge the assistant.

[@antonioraposorapozell5377]

muito show

[@david9783]

Now,Clarence Marmalade was a dancer!! That boy could cut a rug!

[@sarahewson3607]

Imagine the GOAT wearing a dress over a hundred years ago! How did civilization survive?! 😂 He was an absolute genius ❤

[@isabelveidt655]

12:53 Wuauu! Buster looks very good with that wig and white dress. He's a vulgar "queen" but beautiful and lovely.

[@tommyblueee9993]

It’s crazy knowing everyone in that would have to be at least 100+ years old today that kid is even 100+ probably no longer with us like the rest of them if not it’s insane that he’s 100+

[@MusikJunkiefromK]

Well I make a marathon of arbuckle shorts

[@birdbrain9625]

Arbuckle and Buster can't hold a candle to lady marmalade 🤣

[@lohithajong3746]

104 Years old

[@melissacooper4282]

Buster looks good in drag! Lol! All hail Queen Buster!

[@もろっち-x1n]

ロスコー・アーバックル、カッコイイね！

[@volsy_89]

My ankles died at 4:06

[@iamgroot7077]

2019??

[@madelynterreri2834]

The one silent I saw on TCM tonight was in between the main silent sunday movie. With Andy Clyde and I saw a crab biting another actor's nose when he was thrown into a sand hole on the beach and then the actor threw the crab on the actresses behind and it was biting her there and I was cracking up so bad I never laugh at today's trashy comedies. Back then they knew how to have good clean fun and make you crack up without it being smut. Love Mack Sennet but did not know what the name of that short was wish I knew! It made me laugh so hard I could not stop laughing. Today's comedy doesn't do that for me. I belong in another time wish I lived back in those days of fun!

[@marcdelente2456]

Certe fatty a dit a buster il faut que tu face du cinéma . En 1917 arrive dans les productions arbuckle studio les vedettes fatty et all st john buster est le 3ème couteaux . Au debut buster était plus fasciné par la caméra . Il ne faut pas oublié qu'au musical buster était une super star . Au bout de quelques films fatty va bien s apercevoir de son génie et il deviendra le 2ème acteurs essentiels au grand désespoir de all puis bustet deviendra le meilleur dans l art du génie comique . D ailleur fatty lui dira tu devrai faire tes films tout en le laissant le temps de plusieurs films encore être la vedette . En 1920 buster tournera toutes une serie de joyaux du courts avant les chefs d oeuvres de 1920 a 1927 les films que l'ont qualifie ça grande oeuvre personnelle . Sinon si la carrière de fatty fut brisé et même après fut acquitté et all st john n avaient le génie de buster je pense qu ils auraient finis dans des films comment ont a pleins d acteurs du muets. Les seules qui passeront avec brio des comiques du muets seront le duo le plus célèbres du mondes laurel et hardy . Buster adorait laurel et hardy il disait d eux ce sont les plus drôles car ils peuvent fairent avec rien . Qu'elle magnifique compliments de la part de ce génie du 7eme arts buster keaton éternel et intemporel

[@marcelodellamaria1229]

11:55

[@عمرالسيقلي-ش1ع]

😂😂😂😍👍

[@milcahreyes5287]

The middle eastern dance part might’ve predicted Game of Thrones, Star Wars, Anaconda and Gangnam Style!

[@WBT714]

Looks like Clarence Marmalade liked to toot the fleshly flute.

[@grantrizmo2002cb]

A shame this is last film before Keaton signed with MGM and began the lowest point in his career...

[@laurenmiller4824]

Chris Backhaus, I thought his first film with MGM was the Cameraman (1928) his ones beforehand were with United Artists or Metro

[@shermansav]

you are correct

[@mollyr.goates8097]

He made independent films for 8 more years. I think you might have your date off a bit

[@talkinghead2004]

This is very, very early in Keaton's career. He didn't become a major star for several more years. He went to MGM in 1928. This film was made in 1919.

[@sarveshsingh5219]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@gusamaya59]

😂😂😂😂

[@alih.al-maliki8496]

While you were making films this year and making yourself comfortable, we in Iraq were suffering from the British occupation, which made us live in poverty and backwardness in 1917.🥴

[@blackdot3538]

shut up, you weren't suffering back in 1917.

[@jimbob3030]

While you were making that comment, people in palestine were and still are...

[@vichitraloka6231]

Most underrated actor of all time was Buster Keaton...

[@notsureiL]

How is he underrated when he belongs to the cinema legends?

[@vichitraloka6231]

@@notsureiL Friend, I mean in those days Charlie Champlin comedy was more highlighted and branded than Keaton..

[@Concetta20]

Buster's definitely beginning to come into his "stone face" here.

[@saddamhussain290]

Hii

[@brysonpatrick9209]

a tip: watch series on Flixzone. Me and my gf have been using them for watching a lot of movies during the lockdown.

[@johnjaylen6754]

@Bryson Patrick yea, I've been using Flixzone for months myself :)

[@blaineniko9043]

@Bryson Patrick Yea, have been watching on flixzone for since november myself =)

[@felixjoseph8815]

@Bryson Patrick definitely, have been using flixzone for years myself =)

[@jgsmile1331]

GREAT COMEDY THEN AND NOW. THANK YOU FATTY ARBUCKLE and CAST. ALL OF THEM FINE GENTLEMAN TOO.

[@randymagnum143]

"The eccentric dancer", Lol He'd hold one, for sure

[@thelionsden5510]

Now this kid is around 107 years old if he still lives.

[@phuclevan5771]

Great Fatty - Great Keaton. USA have many big talents.

[@carlosfigueroajr9141]

Bravo Bravo👏

[@pvsmanian1]

great.

[@kmterpin]

In the flick's beginning, that female assistant reminds me of my arduous years in the corporate world but with paper instead of actual weights.

[@СОВРЕМЕННЫЙКЛАДОИСКАТЕЛЬ-ш7в]

Heppy and😆😆😆😂🤣🤣

[@tiktok8524]

Who in 2021

[@omniaparatus6147]

😂 great film

[@markbooe205]

Had no idea how good he was till I watched this clip. Excellent !!!👍

[@thegame6141]

Who?

[@LaurelHardyLady1]

Did Roscoe Arbuckle's terrible court case predicament have anything to do with Stan Laurel (then Jefferson) turning down Joe Rock's studio offer to pair with Oliver Hardy - when he had them both on his books? Highly likely.......Find out about that and many more other background secrets, professional and personal, in the two NEW books "ARTHUR AND NORVELLE: THE FORGOTTEN AND REAL LEGEND OF LAUREL AND HARDY" on Amazon! part of the "Decoding Laurel and Hardy Project": [e-mail]

[@foobar7835]

@2:55

[@لاالهالاالله-س6ج]

لا اله الا الله محمد رسول الله

[@daniilshashlov9252]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂