Buster Keaton, known as “The Great Stone Face,” reshaped cinema with fearless stunt work and unmatched deadpan timing. From The General to Sherlock Jr., he performed his own dangerous gags, including the iconic falling house scene, setting a standard no one had seen before. Although the arrival of sound films slowed his career, Keaton’s influence never faded. His precision, physical storytelling, and commitment to real stunts continue to shape filmmaking generations later. #BusterKeaton #SilentF

12K views · 1K reactions | #TalkieTuesday Buster Keaton talks about the longevity of action comedy in a 1960 interview with Art Finley. | Buster Keaton | Facebook