TDW 1902 - Hollywood Filming Locations of Buster Keaton

[@TheDailyWoo]

I really enjoyed putting this together . Incredible that a few hints still remain after all these years . If you aren't familiar with the work of Buster Keaton do yourself a favor a look up some of his stuff , he was a genius

[@DarkViper-og5tv]

TheDailyWoo You always do the good jobs

[@KLEARSKITHEKREEPER]

TheDailyWoo those stunts he was doing were dangerous.

[@petesenrab5691]

TheDailyWoo great vid as usual! Thanks Adam, safe travels.

[@janaonwheels]

It's on Amazon -- 8 copies left as of this post. $25.50 paperback. www.amazon.com/Silent-Echoes-Discovering-Hollywood-Through/dp/189166106X/

[@Michiganderman71]

TheDailyWoo yes he was Adam I just did a vlog on his hometown muskegon mich where they have a statue erected in his honor

[@shaunjex]

Absolutely love the work of Buster Keaton. Thanks for taking us on this tour.

[@GregsVlog]

Love seeing the before and after shots seeing how things have changed. Buster Keaton = LEGEND!

[@TheDailyWoo]

+Adventures by George he really was . The shots and gags were so very well thought out and he was dedicated to his art to say the least . Even when it meant hurting himself

[@blb86]

This is what I love about these vlogs. Topics that no one else really covers and the facts most people have forgotten. It's amazing how all this history is right in front of people and they don't even know it. Adam is my favorite history teacher every day I learn something new. Thank you Adam and keep up the good work.

[@TheDailyWoo]

+Brandon Brown thank you so much

[@KitschyTravels]

I love love love Buster Keaton! Great movement actor in silent films!! Thanks for doing this!

[@TheDailyWoo]

+KitschyTravels no problem thanks for watching

[@LadyDragonsblood]

You're right, they had to be great movement actors, as there were no words to tell the story. They told a story with their bodies and their facial emotions..... much like wrestlers do in the ring.... they tell a story..... movement acting is a lost art.

[@alankroll1734]

And fortunately for us, he continued to work in film for the rest of life, all of the way into the 1960s! A true legend.

[@richardbutterfoss2353]

Love Buster. Thank you for taking me there!

[@billjacobsen9716]

Thank you, Adam! Buster Keaton has always been one of my favorites! I hope that this video, as well as your others, will bring the true geniuses of old Hollywood to the attention of a new generation and foster an appreciation for their stellar talents!

[@TheDailyWoo]

+Bill Jacobsen appreciate that bill . I hope so too

[@TampaJay]

Silent Films are awesome we have an original silent movie paramount theatre still in operational here in Tampa! Check out a vlogger named michigander man. He just did a vlog of Buster Keaton's hometown and theatre in Michigan last week. I really enjoyed this one Adam. I love Hollywood

[@TheDailyWoo]

+Tampa Jay very cool ! Buster was incredible

[@rwolf2921]

Love this, Adam! Thank you for preserving Buster Keaton's memory and introducing him to a whole new group of people!

[@leenorthcutt8421]

Thank you so much for posting this, he is my absolute FAVORITE silent actor and one of the most athletic! Well Done!

[@bincognito6036]

What a wonderful way to start the day, Buster Keaton and Adam The Woo, doesn't get much better, Thanks

[@momtoo]

Buster Keaton's physical timing and inventiveness never ceases to amaze me. I remember getting VHS' of Buster Keaton and slowing it down and pausing them just in wonder!🤙🏻

[@careyleroux3784]

Adam, that was great. Buster Keaton is a true legend of Hollywood and should never be forgotten. Thank's PAL.

[@crazydogladynikki]

Hollywood is full of so much wonderful history! Great vlog! Thanks Adam!

[@bonemachine1975]

I recognize the name Buster Keaton, however, never saw his work. Highly entertaining. You are doing some special work youself by preserving memories and history. I really appreciate your appreciation for such things.

[@dovegrey1]

So love Buster Keaton! Thanks for posting this historical vlog. :)

[@josztroutfishingdiary7350]

the Keaton running thing, still works to get a smile and laugh all these years later!

[@oldmanhuppiedos]

Wonderful to see that there are so many of the locations or Buster Keaton to be found.

[@strflyr78]

this is awesome Adam. the early silent movies are classics and all to often forgotten. Thanks for showing your audience how the echoes from these classics can still be seen today.

[@funkehouse]

So rad, I love how you get so much detail in your vlogs, this was pretty Epic. I'm sure Busters family would appreciate this if they could ever see it, keeping his memory alive. I would love to see a behind the scenes one day love how you collect all of this info for these type of vlogs, I imagine it is a lot of work. Thanks for all you do, I appreciate every single vlog you put out. I can find something value in each and every one

[@Moosetta]

Thank you for a porkpie hat tip to wonderful Buster Keaton. He produced more laugh out loud screen moments than anybody in my opinion. A doctor once asked him when did he break his neck. Buster had injured himself in a stunt to that degree and didn't realize it. And great of you to mention John Bengtson, who still researches silent film locations. They and classic Hollywood are just magic.

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

Wow, just looked up Buster's work. He was amazing in all his silent films. Did all his own stunts and wanted everything to be real and one take if possible.

[@charleslefevre3610]

Adam what a great vlog as a history buff of sorts and old time movie watcher it sure was great seeing this vlog today. Most of these shots in the movie were done one time and one time only. Thanks Adam and keep those vlogs coming.

[@chakibleeb]

Thanks Adam for doing this. I love Buster! I read a biography on him years ago and learned that he grew up in vaudeville in an act with his dad in which his dad basically threw him around the stage. That's where he learned the incredible stunts he was known for. They actually hurt but he was afraid of his dad so he kept doing it. He actually broke bones in his body, I think his neck, and only found out years later when he saw a doctor for something else!

[@TheDailyWoo]

+chakibleeb incredible when you think about it . He went really far for his art

[@wlwal1]

Thanks ADAM, Taking us back to Old Hollywood!

[@TheDailyWoo]

+wlwal1 heck yea!

[@brianlynch649]

this isnt a video . this is art

[@jakeimhotep4866]

Awesome. Buster Keaton is absolutely the best of the silent film comedians. Adam, I enjoy all of your videos but when I saw the title of this one I let out a Wooooooooooo!!! Thanks.

[@kimberlygoss7773]

Hey Adam!! I did Google Buster Keaton and watched some of his movie The General it was good and funny. Thanks for the history on him. Love you Adam!!

[@randyhutchinson9910]

I just discovered Buster Keaton, absolutely the most HILARIOUS man that ever lived

[@BubbaTheViking]

Nice to see Buster Keaton get some appreciation and to see what has remained from his time. Jackie Chan always gives credit to Buster for his influence and you can tell by the crazy stunts in their movies. Really nice vlog!

[@TheDailyWoo]

+BubbaTheViking definetly can see some similarities . Thanks for watching

[@amberteachey7321]

Thank you for this video Adam. I have been watching silent films since I was a child. Buster has always been a favorite of mine. It's amazing to think of the history that surrounds us each day. Did you know that Buster also did filming in NorCal? I believe it was his film "The Navigator" was shot at Lake Tahoe.

[@MontagZoso]

Fantastic, thank you so much for making this! Love Buster, huge fan! ❤️ I read Silent Echoes, great book!

[@mizzsparkle3421]

Awesome!! Anything with Buster Keaton is a must see and this video was a real treat! I love seeing old filming locations. This video must've took a lot of work to make. Thanks, Adam!

[@motownman3831]

Your Colombo-like resources were totally on point for this video. I just love that some elements remain after all these years.

[@robertmendez9045]

Just got finished watching TDW1902. I love the videos like this. Thank you!

[@peanutismint]

Thanks Adam! Really enjoyed this. Big B.K. fan!! Classic Hollywood!

[@larrypancake1]

Thank you woo one for not having that horrible intro but way beyond that this is the best one so far in Hollywood. It's things like this that keeps me coming back to check on you man! I still feel you need a show. I'm making some calls and emailing. Your destine for it

[@matthewguerra7186]

I have seen several stories today about fuming of a new Halloween movie in the same Pasadena locations as the original 40 years ago. You had the best Halloween retrospective video ever.

[@TMRproductionstudios]

Love silent movies. Between Chaplin, Keaton, and Wright. Love some classic OG films!

[@danseagrave3224]

Great job. Love seeing this early Hollywood history. Another level of detail. In the shot with the Keaton alley as he Grabs the car. You can see reflected in the window on the left a building which I think still exits. It has the hexagonal corner facing out on the opposite side of the street alley.

[@GraceToo_]

Was great to see a movie location vlog again. The variety and effort you put into these each day is awesome .. thanks for sharing some amazing movie history :)

[@moon_child7294]

Good morning Adam!!! Good morning Wooovians!!! Adam I love all your knowledge of all the older films. Such an intricate yet simple part of movie history. LOVE this blog!!!!have a super fantastic day 😎

[@Brownale68]

A big thank you for today's vlog. .. I've been a fan of mister Keaton for a long time and had no idea some of his filming locations are still around. .so again a huge thank you. .

[@teresablais8005]

I have finally figured out why I haven't been able to get into silent films. Being Italian, I just can't stand silence!. lol. Great vlog though. Thanks!

[@RubbertexRaccoon]

Buster Keaton was one of my all time favorites with Harold Lloyd being a close #2 (The movie Safety First was a direct inspiration to Doc Brown hanging from the clocktower scene in Back to the Future.) Buster was known as the great stone face having learned he got bigger laughs if he stayed deadpan (Which in turn inspired other characters personality like Blue Man Group.) but he did get injured pretty badly in Sherlock Jr. where he fell from a water tower onto railroad tracks, breaking his neck, but not realizing it until years later. That's dedication to ones craft!

[@TheDailyWoo]

+Rubbertex Raccoon I've heard that about the water . Pretty wild

[@RubbertexRaccoon]

Agreed! He was definitely dedicated to his craft. The first real action hero!

[@mellymuse1]

I really enjoy your videos on old Hollywood history and the historical architecture that goes along with it. Thanks Adam.

[@TheDailyWoo]

+MellyG I'm glad you do . It's a lot of fun

[@Starscreamlive]

Thanks for today's vlog, Adam. Buster is one of my favorite comedians, along with Laurel and Hardy. Keaton is the best silent comedian of the era, much better than Chaplin.

[@TurdFerguson706]

I honestly have never even watched a silent movie before. And i didnt know who that ole' Buster feller was either but thanks to Adam the Woo i spent nearly an hour on KZbin watching vids on Mr. Keaton. You rock Adam!

[@SnazzyCatSews]

Amazing job as usual. Love this one.

[@missdaisy5736]

Amazing footage and the scene where Buster was being chased down the alley and grabbed onto the car to be whisked away was unbelievable good! You just inspired my interest in silent films of Keaton.

[@johnniebgoode]

Love me some Buster Keaton. Great video.

[@lisad476]

Neat Adam. I love watching the old silent movies...so great. I loved that journey we took today. The greats of. Hollywood for sure.

[@BreaTheBrat]

Steamboat Bill Jr is my favorite. Oh and great video thumbnail picture.

[@TheDailyWoo]

+Brea The Brat thanks brea

[@LeAnimal65]

Buster Keaton was amazing. What else is amazing is the way +TheDailyWoo Adam finds these, sometimes obscure, filming locations. You rock, Ser Adam!

[@TheDailyWoo]

+Dave Berry thanks Dave

[@LeAnimal65]

Oh no, thank YOU Adam ;)

[@OcotilloTom]

Good one Adam, My favorite Buster Keaton movies are "Our Hospitality" and "The General" both Available to view here on You Tube. Keaton at his best.

[@JasonKB]

Very cool, Adam! I loved this video. I've always been a sucker for the "it happened right here" entries, be they filming locations, crime scenes, etc. And Buster Keaton is a favorite of mine. So I just wanted to stop by and say thanks!

[@RubberChickenFilms]

Very nice, Adam. Didn't know you were a Keaton fan. He was incredible.

[@rrondaa1967]

Genius topic ♥Buster Keaton was brilliant

[@TheDailyWoo]

+rRondAa1967atl agreed! He was awesome

[@KLEARSKITHEKREEPER]

Man that camera you are using is great so clean and clear and your "dead cat" sounds so clear. Great work adam..always coming thru with a awesome vlog. Appreciate your colombo like research. Appreciated the time and effort you put in each day..impressive...most impressive.

[@TheDailyWoo]

+KLEARSKI THE KREEPER thank you so much . I really enjoy learning stuff like this . Hidden in plain site

[@rhondaz356]

You find the coolest places and supply us with the interesting info. Yey, Adam...

[@alyshal9853]

really enjoyed your video! Buster Keaton is fun to watch as is another favorite of mine, Harold Lloyd. Keep up the the Columbo-like research Adam, always fun to learn and see new/old things! :)

[@kheydub8868]

Buster Keaton is my favorite 💗

[@lavinaandjerrychambers4442]

Buster Keaton was born in Piqua Kansas a few miles from where we live. Every September Iola Kansas has a Buster Keaton film festival and other activities. It might be something you might be interested in.

[@NebukedNezzer]

Buster Keaton the BEST Comic EVER!

[@archeech]

I really love Buster Keaton ❤️ thank you so much for this vlog, going to have to visit a few of these places.

[@TheDailyWoo]

+Madalene you should !

[@cosmicwooo5396]

Loved this vlog! Thank you!

[@TheDailyWoo]

+Candi Rod thank you candi

[@laura20022004]

Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin both of my favorite comedians!!

[@bunnyfaceface]

cool!!! I love film history!!! Awesome work!!!!

[@smokeybear5460]

These are my favorite style of videos you do. Thanks for posting.

[@TheDailyWoo]

+Smokey Bear glad you enjoyed it

[@TheDavejane]

Perfect!! Love it! Love these type of vlogs!!! You are the best of the best when it comes to these!

[@ferg1680]

That was pretty dam awesome my friend, Adam your research for your Hollywood history is amazing, the time and energy that you put into these movie sites is incredible, then add in the editing, I'm sure you're at a 16 hour work day at times.. Columbo would be proud..keep up the great work !

[@mrkwrkp]

I really enjoyed watching this Vlog on Buster Keaton! plus i like Silent movies with Charlie Chaplin As well. and looking forward in your next full of goodness Vlogs!!!!

[@lupefernandez3709]

Omg!! Thank you!!! Buster is the best !

[@warrior64]

Buster Keaton, Harold Lloyd, Charlie Chaplain, classic entertainers !!!!!!!! Those days you didn't need a stunt man!!!!! Hard working indeed

[@misspearlpearl7530]

Love your work. Thank you.

[@cindyquinn5252]

You are looking handsome and rested Adam. This was a fabulous video, love the old movies.

[@matthewdavenport2490]

Well done, Adam! This was a pleasure and made my day. Great work.

[@silkysays3557]

Buster was amazing,so agile. He lived to a ripe old age in spite of his dangerous stunts. huggs, silky

[@susanolson3611]

Of all your vlogs, the historical ones are my favorite. I have another vlogger I follow and he almost always misses the opportunity to be as interesting as you!

[@alex172005]

I love this! Buster Keaton is one of my favorite silent movie stars. Yesterday I asked if it would be possible to make a Sunset Boulevard filming locations video...Buster Keaton actually has a cameo in that film as an old man! Even if you don't make a filming locations video of it, watch it. It's a great movie. It's on Netflix. Hope you're doing well, Adam. Have a good one.

[@TheDailyWoo]

+alex172005 I plan it for sure at some point

[@ukfoodreview]

I really enjoy these location videos, the historic ones even more. I grew up watching the silent movies when they still had them on tv in the UK 40 plus years ago, I do think that Buster was a genius that has been imitated many times lots of his stunts have been copied over and over, remembering that Buster did them for real! I loved the Laurel and Hardy 'steps'video perhaps there are some Harold Lloyd or Chaplin places left? Great job Adam, Enjoy every video its a smorgas bord of goodness!

[@richardstone8268]

Good afternoon Adam, the pronunciation of Cahuenga phonetically is ( Ka wanga) just thought you'd like to know. Very interesting vlog on Buster Keaton today. Keaton and Chaplin did many of their own stunts, both were very good athletes. If you ever closely watch Keaton running in slow motion his athleticism is apparent. Have you been to the Lasky - DeMille barn on Highland between the Hollywood Bowl and Milner? Have a beautiful day wherever you go. "COMMENTS OVER"

[@timmc6009]

I really enjoy these types of videos with the then and now pictures.

[@karendixon401]

Absolutely genius...as a very small kid I couldn't miss Buster Keaton on Sat morning 7am at the start of cartoons...my dad was surprised I would do that since he was from that era...(my dad was 43 when I was born). Also Buster was one of cameo stars toward the end of Mad Mad.....World movie. Not sure if last one he did?! You could follow that one with stars and locations too...or see if big 'W' is still there?! Ha! Or planted fake?! Yeah...those guys injured themselves on stunts... Charlie Chaplin was discovered later to have actually broken his neck during the force of water dumped out of the huge water barrel.. they think. Anyway ...cool! I almost asked you about Buster Keaton!

[@jonbryn4]

Buster Keaton, yeah

[@francinescott5686]

I love old Hollywood--its why I watch Jordan too! Thanks Adam!

[@pumpkinpatch5]

4:00 It's amazing how he did that. Master of all his own stunts!

[@chensenhan]

i love film location vids! very well done. thank you!

[@adamtereska8734]

As always, great work on the vlog. Keep it going.

[@jameshayesjr3306]

Great vlog! I love the old silent film comedies.

[@tyler_]

Man, this is the kind of stuff I love seeing. Thumb's up for sure.

[@ChristheShrinerdawg]

I wasn't able to watch this vlog until tonight, but this was a great vlog! Love seeing the before and after stuff.

[@deannaharby5677]

Seeing then and now is so enjoyable---I love these vids--I know it must take some serious time and work to put these together--- not in vain Adam ! We love them--thank you ! Deanna

[@TheDailyWoo]

+Deanna Harby thanks so much Deanna

[@Eric-sh2ok]

Love the 'then and now' videos! Please do more!

[@BIGBADWOOD]

WOW another great video once again !

[@Popcornalfresco]

Brilliant story telling Adam we need more like this.

[@ed6164]

Incredible work Adam, I love this kind of film history....

[@jimterryh1983]

Your investigation skills make your videos special and thought prevolking. Thank you! 🇺🇸

[@iokuakawelo1308]

Buster keaton was a legend!. I remember back in the 90's when Wal Mart sold a 4 tape VHS set with Buster's movies.

[@williamedmonds9581]

Loved this video. I really enjoyed seeing the then and now. Great work Adam. See you tomorrow.