Celebrities list / Buster Keaton

Quote: Originally Posted by kermo Aww man, you're going to force me to reveal my terrible secret... I actually think you are very amusing. You seem to have a naturally outrageous personality, and your wit tickles me. Your self-portraits are getting better and better, and by the way, your workouts seem to be paying off, you muscle-bound Buster Keaton, you. Can...

The General with Buster Keaton is like 70 minutes. Illusions Michael. Tricks are something whores do for money.

 Dear Reader, Over the weekend, the family and I watched the 1958 version of Around the World in 80 Days starring David Niven and a cast of celebrity walk-ons. Right out of the gate, one thing was particularly noticeable about the movie ? the luxurious amount of time the director allowed for each scene to unfold. When discussing the race at the old boys? club, the members did so in almost ...

Visited the Franklin Mills, PA store and picked up a Monty Python & the Holy Grail (gigantic case edition) for $8, along with Hannah and Her Sisters ($3). Also saw: Road to Guantanamo The Whole Wide World Heavy Metal 2000 (Superbit) Road to Morocco Running With Scissors A Countess From Hong Kong Rules of Engagement (first season) Swamp Thing (eight episodes from the TV ...

Zitat: Zitat von BerSie Vielleicht haben die Foristen, die diesen Strang schon länger verfolgen, in dem außer Buster Keaton wohl beinahe bereits alles "behandelt" wurde, einfach keine Lust sich zu wiederholen!;) Siehe Beiträge vor page 635! http://forum.spiegel.de/showthread.p...27#post3972 427 Da werden Sie eine Menge ...

15. No Direction Home: Bob Dylan (Scorsese, 2005) aka Bob Dylan: No Direction Home (2005 documentary, Australia) Not seen. 25. Roundhay Garden Scene (Le Prince, 1888) The first motion picture, 2 seconds! 7. The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly (Leone, 1966) 10* One of my favorites. 14. Hiroshima mon amour (Resnais, Japan, 1959) Good film, 8.5* 21. Deep Red (Argento, 1975) aka ...

Tom: Thanks for the info on the movie CHRISTMAS IN JULY. I have seen it, but it has been years. Trouble is, when I was growing up, all these old movies were on regular television stations and we could see them anytime they showed them. Oh, how lucky we were! Now, in order to see these (by now very much older classics) we have to either have cable stations, satellite, or rent these movies....

Tom: Thanks for the info on the movie CHRISTMAS IN JULY. I have seen it, but it has been years. Trouble is, when I was growing up, all these old movies were on regular television stations and we could see them anytime they showed them. Oh, how lucky we were! Now, in order to see these (by now very much older classics) we have to either have cable stations, satellite, or rent these movies....

Funky: I agree that Jimmy D's style didn't translate well to the screen, and yet as amazing as this might sound he was hired by MGM in the early talkie era as a "replacement" for Buster Keaton! Jimmy proved popular, but not so much as a movie star than as an all-round entertainer in various media. His radio show lasted a long time. I think that Durante's unappealing to many people now because...