God, Buster Keaton!

haunting & handsome.

[kathgelia]

Buster Keaton in Our Hospitality (1923)

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[maudelynn]

Buster Keaton in Spite Marriage

[solesupine]

Harold Lloyd in By the Sad Sea Waves (1917) & Buster Keaton in Coney Island (1917)

[acordesydesacuerdos]

GANA KEATON, NO FASTIDIES.

[williemckay]

[acordesydesacuerdos]

Buster Keaton, 1910s.

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[ensalada-de-lengua-de-pajaritos]

[busterverse]

WATERWHEEL WEDNESDAY.

In which Buster invents a new form of aerobics. 

[godbusterkeaton]

oh the long awaited tattoo!! very pleased with how it came out.

done by manny hernandez @manny_themachete on ig

[busterness]

Buster & Mae.

[nitratediva]

Buster Keaton with his second wife Mae Elizabeth Scrivens. Supposedly at the ceremony (the second ceremony: they were married first in Mexico then in California), the clerk asked for his profession.

Buster said, “Well, some people will argue about it, but I’m a motion picture actor.”

When the clerk turned to Mae, she automatically gave her profession: “Nurse.” However, everyone thought that she’d said “Nerts,” a slang interjection that means, “Nonsense” or “Yeah, right.”

Oh, Buster. Your solemnities were never solemn, were they?

And, folks, would you get a load of that scarf? 

[deforest]

Buster Keaton, 1921

[super-duper-stupor]

Well it finally happened, I fell in love with Buster Keaton

[bl00dline]

As you should

[nitrateshadows]

oops

[busterkeatonseyebrows]

[busterkeatonsociety]

#MovieMonday If anyone can do it, Buster can! ‘The Navigator’, 1924 was Buster Keaton’s biggest box office hit under his own studio.  The key to his success was perhaps down to how it was cut?*

*Pardon our puns, we’re here all week ;)

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me, listening to buster keaton talk

voice too big for his gotdeam face

[barcarole]

Hard Luck, dir. Buster Keaton & Eddie Cline, 1921.

[gypsyastronaut]