Buster with actor and comedian Richard Hearne (aka Mr Pastry) practicing for their television episode in England 1955
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Buster with actor and comedian Richard Hearne (aka Mr Pastry) practicing for their television episode in England 1955
This Day in Buster…June 21, 1958
Buster Keaton appears in the pilot episode of the British TV series "The Adventures of Mr. Pastry", starring Richard Hearne. It was filmed in 1955 but shelved after Buster returned to the US due to the death of his mother, Myra.
This Day in Buster…June 21, 1958
Buster Keaton appears in the pilot episode of the British TV series "The Adventures of Mr. Pastry,” starring Richard Hearne. It was filmed in 1955 but shelved after Buster returned to the US, it’s thought, due to the death of his mother, Myra.
#WIPWednesday Buster Keaton ploughs his way through a promotional shot for “The Adventures of Mr. Pastry” as printed in British newspaper, The Sevenoaks Chronicle.
This Day in Buster… June 21, 1958
Buster Keaton appears in an episode of the British TV series “The Adventures of Mr. Pastry,” starring Richard Hearne. They got on well—as this snippet from Hearne’s home video suggests.
This Day In Buster…June 21st 1958…
Buster appears in the pilot episode of the British TV series ‘The Adventures of Mr. Pastry’, starring Richard Hearne. Some rare home video footage of the two ‘Clowning Around’ is included as part of ‘The Mr Pastry Collection’ here: renownfilms.co.uk/product/mrpastrycollection/
This Day In Buster…June 21st 1958...
Buster appears in a one-off pilot for British television, "The Adventures of Mr. Pastry", starring Richard Hearne. It aired one time only on ITV, several years after being made as it was immediately shelved. Buster plays a bit of a rogue who agrees to coach would-be actor, Mr Pastry in the dramatic arts, with comic effect! With a nice turn from Peggy Mount as the put upon landlady, it had the potential to be a decent series, but with some sources citing Buster’s health & other’s his Mother’s health, he returned home & no more were made.
Fans of 'Gentleman' Benny Shovel may wish to compare his chair technique to that of Mr Pastry.