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Gary J.

Leo McCarey was known as a brilliant comedy specialist but he also developed into a brilliant filmmaker as the likes of Ruggles of Red Gap (1934) , Love Affair (1939) and this film reveals. He was not embarrassed to play to the heart but he also generally sensed when to pull back and add some needed...

Hi Moira, It's not too surprising Keaton used Thorpe considering his love of sports and baseball in particular but I think I remember reading once that they crossed paths while on the vaudeville stage. A lot of athletes would trod the boards in their off seasons to make money. Maybe someone here kno...

Here are my impressions of Kino's " Lost Keaton ". DISC 1 Keaton hits the ground running with his first Educational short The Gold Ghost – (1934) . Escaping his rich lifestyle and the girl who has rejected him Buster drives to a deserted ghost town and spends a delightful first reel explor...