BUSTER KEATON BEST STUNTS VIDEO REACTION
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I think we do need to give credit to film makers of a century and more ago for their ingenuity with camera effects and staging where necessary. At 6:53 (jumping through the suitcase), I believe the scene before Keaton jumps is a puppet of a native Indian and only after jumping is it a real actor emerging. If we watch Harold Lloyd's film ''Safety Last'', it seems as if he actually climbs up a tall building but it's mostly done on the rooftop with various props - could be similar for Keaton's fall from jumping the building scene. It's undeniable however, that Keaton, Lloyd, Pearl White and various other actors did much of the stunts themselves, sometimes at great risk of serious injury.
Thanks Ken! :)
Buster Keaton really was amazing Larry and I think also a bit of a magician,he knew a few tricks that guy. Bob.
Buster Keaton‘s always been one of my favorites. I recently read a biography about him and his life & start in show business was just a fascinating read.💁🏻♀️
Good reaction video. I enjoy Buster Keaton. Awesome stunts and cool film work.
Enjoyed your reactions! I certainly love seeing the likes of Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton, Jerry Lewis and Jim Carrey performing comedy with their own slapstick shenanigans! So seeing you react to Buster and provide your own commentary and knowledge of Buster was both insightful and entertaining :D
We actually have a retrospective screening at a local cinema where I live which has been featuring Buster Keaton movies, with a short included in the sessions too. Yet another coincidence that you bring him up now!
As for the answer to your question of how he disappeared in some of the scenes, in those days they had a lot of jump cuts not just to create a special effect, but cut the passing of time as well. It not only kept the audience engaged with the visuals, but allowed for a number of stunts and events to occur too like that
I’ve seen his stuff before, it is quite astounding even for its time.
The one at 6:30 was his dad in drag. He was laying down on a platform. After buster jumped through the opening. They quickly lowered his dad. His dad walks off. His dad was a very good comic to.
Jackie Chan was inspired by Buster Keaton, Harold Loyd, and Charlie Chaplan to do his own stunts. The silent movie era actors were incredible, not just for their comedies, but also their daring stunts. I enjoyed this video very much 😄
Hi Larry Buster Keaton was fantastic. There was a movie that every kid in Canada saw called the Railrodder from the sixties that was pretty great. The lady is laying down on a shelf inside the building there is a hole below her the part when she walks away was filmed first before the shelf and hole but spliced in after the editing was very clever.
I never seen him before, but had heard of the name
Very interesting!! Thanks for this reaction video. I am glad you are doing this type of video. It is really good to look back!! Especially for the young folks. I'm old and didn't see all this.
The trick with Buster going through the person in the alley was created by the man in the dress standing up against a secret slidding panel on the fence the dresses heim is heavly weighted. The crew behind the fence pick up the legs and body of the person in the dress leaving the weighted dress hanging in place and hold them up until Buster jumps through the sales mans case with a secret door and after Busters cleared the case the crew lets down the legs and body of the person in the dress and closes the panel on the fence the person in the dress makes sure the back of the dress is wrapped closed as well as the secret door on the sale case is closed. All this was filmed in 1 take. this is an old vaudville trick
I love Buster! You should do a harold Lloyd reaction video too if you haven't already.
My family's fav movie of his is 'Battling Butler'
He was a complete genius.
As the other comment mentioned, in the waterfall scene a dummy is used in place of the actress as she is going over; but what wasn't said is that Keaton swallowed an enormous amount of water as he was hanging upside down underneath the falls. I'm surprised that he didn't drown.
So yeah, although a dummy was used when he grabbed 'her,' it was still quite a dangerous stunt.
He found that audiences reacted with more laughter if he kept a stoic face. And yes he did fracture I believe a vertebrae in that scene & didn’t find out about it until some years later. If it the fracture had been a little bit lower or higher he would’ve been paralyzed from the neck down & probably would’ve died back then. What an amazing career & an amazing man.☺️
The man was a complete genius ! Without a safety net .....
This guy is awesome. I'm not sure why I never heard about him. He's like a Tom Cruise of silent films.
There must have been some camera trickery going on, but very interesting and creative sketches
They did have access to some camera trickery which was innovative for the time of course but may seem crude by modern day eyes. Amazing if you ask me though.🫣
In the waterfall scene, it goes from a long shot (dummy) to a closer shot (real). I heard that there's a Keaton biopic in the works from the director James Mangold, who directed Logan, Ford vs Ferrari and the latest Indiana Jones movie.
Poor Fatty Arbuckle. He got screwed.
The shot with the highrise buildings was shot over the Hill Street Tunnel in LA. The cars shown below would drive into the tunnel, which was directly beneath the set that had been built on top of the tunnel. If Buster had fallen, it wouldn't have been as far down as it appears to be in the shot.
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