Our Hospitality

Buster Keaton runs afoul of feuding southern families in 1923's Our Hospitality.
The film was groundbreaking, integrating gags into the storyline and paying attention to 1830s period detail. The ridiculous looking train is a replica of an early locomotive. The bicycle Keaton rides was a copy of the first bicycle.
Three generations of Keatons are in Our Hospitality. Buster Keaton's father Joe Keaton was the train engineer, Buster Keaton is Willie McKay and his infant son was baby Willie.
Joe Roberts, portrayed Joseph Canfield, suffered a stroke during filming, but insisted on completing the picture. The actor, who had worked with Buster in 16 of his 19 films and Three Ages, died after Our Hospitality was completed.
Our Hospitality is directed by John G. Blystone and Buster Keaton.
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