All Buster Keaton Stunts
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- čas přidán 22. 11. 2022
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Cette compilation regroupe toutes les cascades de Buster Keaton de 1917 à 1965 à l'exception de certaines de ses cascades que vous verrez dans la partie 2 ! C'est la partie cachée de ses cascades, vous pouvez facilement trouvez sur CZcams ses plus célèbres cascades "amazing stunts of Buster Keaton". Je voulais juste que vous regardiez ma vidéo, car je ne montre pas que ses cascades les plus connues, mais toutes les chutes de sa carrière. J'espère que vous aimerez.
This compilation regroup all Buster Keaton stunts from 1917 to 1965 exept some stunts that you will see in the part 2 ! It's the hide part of his stunts, you can watch online the most famous "amazing stunts of Buster Keaton". I wanted you to see that because in my video, there isn't just is famous stunts but all stunts in his carreer ! I hope you will like it.
Regardez la playlist CASCADE : Watch the playlist STUNTS :
• STUNTS - Krátké a kreslené filmy
Let's not forget Keaton's final film "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum". He was 70 years old and still managed to do his own stunts.
Yes, I wanted to do a second part of his stunts with all his movies from 1929 to his death but it was to long so I gave up.
He was far better than the stunt men are now.
what a badass
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How did he even survive some of those stunts? He must have been very fit. He was one of the best.
He just wasn't hurt, in one of his movie, he broke his neck but didn't knows it, years after that accident, the doctor could see that his neck had healed on its own😵
A couple of times, he almost didn’t. His last wife Eleanor commented that during the climactic footage of Our Hospitality, you could almost see him drown. And during the famous scene from Steamboat Bill, Jr. (yep, THAT one), the cameraman (no pun intended here) turned his head away even as he was cranking the camera.
Simply amazing what he was able to do and not get killed.
@@arnaultsnaprodsherlock jr is the one he broke his neck
Buster keaton est absolument phénoménal totalement inégalable dans ces cascades et dans le domaine du 7ème arts sans équivalent avec stan et ollie qui l admirait et c'était réciproque.
En effet, sans parler de Harold Lloyd. Mais pour Keaton, dommage qu'il ai perdu quelques droits sur ses films, il serait devenu plus connu.
J'aurai bien aimé voir aussi "A Country Hero" avant qu'il soit perdu
@@arnaultsnaprod en vérité buster n'a jamai été perdu mais il a eu des moments très difficiles son divorce la thalmage lui a retiré le droit de garde de ces enfants il a perdu le contrôle de ces films à la mgm mais il a toujours travaillé bien sûr il a sombré dans l alcoolisme mais il était fort et il s en ai sorti eleanord ça dernière épouse était la . Dans les années 50 il sera remediatisez mais n'oublions pas qu' après les chefs d oeuvres buster a toujours travaillé dans les années 30 40 50 et jusqu' à ça mort en février 1966 .
@@marcdelente2456 Exact mais ce film perdu avait l'air d'être le meilleur du Duo Fatty-Keaton
@@arnaultsnaprod connaissez vous le titre exact
@@marcdelente2456 A Country Hero (1917)
J'ai pu trouver plein d'informations intéressantes notament une course poursuite en voiture de 10minutes
GENIIIIIIOOOOOOO UNICO. AMO A BUSTER KEATON.
A Symphony of falls by the Great Buster Keaton!!! 🙄🙄🙄
Joseph "Buster" Keaton : The First Jackass !
For making such a stupid comparison I order you to say 50 Hail Mary's, 30 Our fathers and 67 Acts of Contrition. If You're not Catholic then convert! That's also part of your punishment...
@@pexxos1 what a stupid disgusting comment you have made.
as someone that was raised catholic i can firmly say you should be ashamed of yourself.
You forgot the general
I forgot many (from 1929 to 1966) because it was too long to watch and buster keaton talking wasn't cool as silent. But I started a compilation of 1930 buster keaton stunts but I gave up
Ha ha ha ha nice
The BEST!
8.34 The horse pull one, anyone know which film it's from?
"The Blacksmith", 1922
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How did he do the one at 7:55? No computers, no special effects teams.
It wasn't cut, you can see a light flash but it wasn't cut. You can see the man with the case opening his mouth or talking when Keaton jumps in him. Nobody ever resolved this trick, but I'm shure there's a hatch behind them, you can see body marks, black tapes on the wall. In the movie, on the next take they open a secret door which turn on herself but the wall isn't the same, and the tapes disapeared.
I think the wall was cut to make buster and his college path, and then when buster passes through him, the other one just got to walk and take place, and the wall closes behind him. When keaton jumps, the door is open and the other one just put his head out.
6:05 What's the name of this particular movie?
That's a clip from "Back Stage", a 1919 short by Roscoe Arbuckle
What about the one where he’s swinging on a rope to catch girl going over waterfall?
It was fake, it was a studio, he did the stunt for real and there was like 6meters under him but all the river is a studio, you can find some pictures on the web
Stunt doubles are not comedy - buster keaton
He was the Jackie Chan before Jackie Chan.
Nah, if Jackie Chan saw that, he would turn pale.
Jackie Chan was Buster Keaton before buster keaton
Jackie Chan could never do these stunts. Keaton is still remembered after 100 years. I don't think anyone would remember Jackie Chan in not 100, but 50 years from now!!
I think they will and keaton's popularity came back because of Jackie, he was inspired from Keaton and he said it.@@roncaruso931
Master 🤌🏻
The man, the very man. I don't believe in Yuzo Koshiro, but if there ever was him, that to the spot on of the febrile imagination is it.
Shure !
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