Hollywood’s silent-film legends created incredible stunts decades before CGI. In 1928, Buster Keaton stood perfectly still as ...

The silent-film era star had the chance to make audiences laugh over decades of his career Buster Keaton was born to actors and began working in vaudeville at just 3 years old The actor began finding ...

Did you know that silent film star Buster Keaton spent his early summers in Muskegon? 13 On Your Side's Eric Alvarez shares ...

Long before CGI, filmmakers were creating dangerous stunts and ingenious illusions directly in front of the camera. In Buster Keaton’s 1923 film Three Ages, Keaton attempted a rooftop jump but failed ...

Joseph Frank "Buster" Keaton, born on October 4, 1895, was a pioneering American actor, comedian, and filmmaker, whose innovative contributions to cinema have earned him a revered place in film ...

Long before CGI, filmmakers found ingenious—and sometimes dangerous—ways to create impossible scenes. In Buster Keaton’s 1923 film Three Ages, a rooftop jump ended with Keaton missing a ledge and ...

The South wasn't in a laughing mood after the Civil War, so silent film star and comedian Buster Keaton went west. To make a film based on a real wartime train chase, he ended up in Cottage Grove, Ore ...

Long before CGI, green screens and modern digital compositing, filmmakers were already creating scenes that seemed impossible. This video explores the ingenious camera techniques—and very real ...

The actor began finding success after being mentored by Fatty Arbuckle and breaking into his own films in the 1920s, recognized for keeping a straight face through unthinkable stunts Keaton inspired ...

Joseph Frank "Buster" Keaton, born on October 4, 1895, was a pioneering American actor, comedian, and filmmaker, whose innovative contributions to cinema have earned him a revered place in film ...