formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
No one would call “Hundreds of Beavers” expensive looking, but it’s far more inventive than much of what Hollywood produces. With some 1,500 effects shots Cheslik slaved over on his home computer, he crafted something like the human version of … Continued
Buster Keaton is still regarded as one of the greatest icons of American cinema, known for his pioneering contributions to the evolution of filmmaking. A genius from the silent film era, Keaton mastered the art of physical comedy in such … Continued
Remarkably, unbeknownst to the actor, Keaton had broken his neck and only noticed the injury 30 years later when the doctor performed an X-ray and revealed the shocking news. Source: https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/the-scene-that-broke-buster-keaton-neck/
The Majestic, in King’s Lynn’s Tower Street, first opened in May 1928, as ‘talkies’ began to oust the great silent films featuring the likes of Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton. Source: Majestic Cinema in King’s Lynn celebrates 90th anniversary with … Continued
http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/filmblog/2013/jul/17/film-discovery-buster-keaton-blacksmith