Buster Keaton This Is Your Life 03 04 1957
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It's so interesting how Keaton's whole demeanor and energy change as soon as his wife comes out. Before that, he seemed overwhelmed and almost lost. Then suddenly, he's lively and joking.
A little bit of that came out when his sister came out and he fake strangled her!
I saw that too. I’m so happy that he and Eleanor found each other.
Buster was, off-screen, a bit shy, and didn’t like being presented in awkward situations such as this.
A giant, a genius, the one and only Buster Keaton!
Thank God for Eleanor coming into his life
Truly the best of all silent comedy stars. It was sad for Buster to be reminded of his lean years when he was artistically eviscerated by the movie moguls, leading to his drink problems.
I have never seen a more uncomfortable situation. Thank god Eleanor comes on to help her poor guy. I adore how she dotes on him throughout her piece knowing that he is just so not okay
I hardly understand what happened in the beginning 👁👁 what was going on!?
As Orson Welles noted, Keaton was the best of them all. So many great films and great moments . . .
I'm reading a biography on him right now, I think it's "Camera Man." Orson Wells says, What a beautiful face."
Just an amazing man, his greatness truly shows in how humble his is here. Thank you for this treasure.
A great film maker and an awesome athlete!! Many film historians believe that 'The General' may be the greatest movie ever made.
Too modest and humble to say much of anything.
I used to watch Buster Keaton's movies when I was a kid (70's) Wow, TH-cam is great, a goldmine for people who want to learn history, too bad most of the younger generation is totally ignorant about it
he and Joe E Brown played 2 brothers in a really funny Rt 66 in the early 60's.
Im 18 and interested
Don't generalize young people, you'll be surprised how many us know these people.
@@patrickshore5859 what is that even supposed to mean otherwise the obvious? Oh wait it is just that, nevermind. I over thought it...
The younger generation relies ONLY on C.G.I's, and special effects. They DON'T KNOW what a GREAT storyline is.
he was such a genius! love him
Skelton had to be a lifelong admirer of Keaton's -- as a master of pantomime and silent comedy himself, it must have been like sitting at the feet of a master to even be in his presence.
I believe Keaton did work for him in writing, staging, etc.
@@floramondecar9884 Wouldn't surprise me in the least -- I've seen a documentary on Keaton, and he was never shy about making suggestions (or even brazenly appropriating the director's role!) when he appeared in films in his later years.
Shit there's people in our lives who just make you happy I'm to young to comment on this guy but watching this man gave me a warm glow
Buster Keaton is timeless, he’s for all ages.
My hero buster keaton
Awe I’m getting tears in my eyes
Thank you heavily father for giving us Mr. Keaton.
People don't realize how talented Buster was. The top 5 versatile actors of all time
buster was a talented acrobat and onstage comedic actor from a very early age. Tutored by the very best actors, musicians and dancers of the time in vaudeville. He was deserving of everything he got in Hollywood until .......... well - Hollywood .
haha! his sister is funny and looks like she have an amazing sense of humor too.
Sister...what sister?
@@yeshualionofjudah7107 obviously u were not paying attention and listen to the host when he announced his sister Louise and brother Harry from L.A.
@@taurusgirlxoxo4541 yes, you are right
A great man !
Anyone see the guy CRAWL ACROSS THE FLOOR behind Ralph Edwards at 0:35?
I was 3 years old at the time this was recorded. I remember him well as all the other comics of the old days. Its hard to believe I can't call my mom to watch these videos with me.
🙏🏻 I didn't know what to put as a care icon, like Facebook has. I'm sorry for your loss.
Buster was a genius even in bridge game
In Sunset Boulevard
@@besserman1 Short scene but he grabbed it!
@@anneroy4560 th-cam.com/video/Nn4pMI2q_PM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=S8hEEfOyqZAv9vkX
he's a genius and a legend. he and Joe E Brown played 2 brothers in a really funny Rt 66 in the early 60's.
He was also great in a Twilight Zone episode.
@@vlaekershner7305 link?
@@justthink5854 I don't think you can get it for free. It's season 3 "Once Upon a Time" on Netflix. www.netflix.com/watch/70174079?trackId=200257859
The part where they talked about how his marriage fell apart and he lost everything... this is awful. They ambush the guest and then make them relive hard times in front of a television audience? What?!
They did dwell on the hard times quite a bit, I’m assuming it just proved his resilience and talent that he came back from it. It would feel horribly awkward to be the host having to bring it up, i hated having to see Buster lower his head at the mention of it. Everything else was beautiful though.
Holy cow! What history!
if not already noted, he came up with or staged the Stateroom scene in the Marx Brothers "A Night at the Opera"
.. my father named our farm dog BUSTER in the late 50's early 60's
.. Dad would not to me how he came up with the name BUSTER .. now I know
Buster era um genio da comedia.
Proof that true love can transform your life. We should all so lucky. I am so happy that Eleanor saved him.
and the great and lovable Red and Donald too!
He had a lot of hearing loss, which is probably why he's watching the host so carefully--so he doesn't miss anything.
Buster ķeaton genie de l age d or de la comedie adorait laurel et hardy il disait qu ils etaient les plus droles j admire ces geants et leurs humilite de buster de stan et ollie
Strange to hear buster keaton with voice 🙂
He was in the Twilight Zone episode where he goes forward in time.
6:05 Buster Keaton making a small smile
and the great actor/director Donald Crisp.
Red Skelton showed the greatest admiration for Buster. One comedian to another.
Elenor. they all said it wouldn't last this old guy with the show girl beauty. they were wrong.
Yes! They were inseparable and spent most of their time together alone (apart from family and many pets), and were very happy. It shows too in this program, he lights up the moment she arrives on the set.
@@julioj3841 they also raised champion St Bernards. the dog in Beethoven is a distant off spring of one of theirs. he and Joe E Brown played brothers in a hilarious episode of the great tv series Rt 66.
@@justthink5854 Yes I heard this and I've seen a clip of Eleanor on a tree swing, Buster and puppy in their backyard. Buster always loved his dogs. They kept birds, chickens and a cat too. I also read somewhere Eleanor was a manager at a pet store after Buster's death - I can't recall where I read it. They are both people after my own heart.
@@julioj3841 the episode of Buster and Joe E is on utube, but a bad copy. the series had incredible writing and was shot on location all over the US. it's a time capsule. here's good copies of 2 favs of mine.
th-cam.com/video/rW7F6bKk4b4/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/5ZahcE7Fyeo/w-d-xo.html
@@justthink5854 Thank you so much for replying - and your links. I'm from England and don't know who Joe E is, but I will watch these episodes in full ( I've watched a few minutes of each). I was born in 1961 in England and America was the Golden Land of sunshine where dreams came true. So different from cold grey Britain then. It looked like a wonderful time in American history, they were leading the way for everyone else. Are there places in America where these kinds of societies still exist?
As it turne out, that biograpnhical movie wasn't very good; Keaton himself disliked it immensely. I'm sure he admired O'Connor as an actor, but the film itself was factually inaccurate and Keaton resented it.
Up close her looks like any old men, but from further out, his profile is unmistakable!
Poor Buster, he looks so uncomfortable
Syrka Ros Anyone would be to start off with if they were caught offguard like that.
He could only hear out of one ear/hard of hearing but tried to hide it. So he was probably trying to keep up
Too overwhelmed, not uncomfortable imo
He lit up when Eleanor was introduced to the show.
@@kittykittymeowmeow19 You can see that when his wife comes in, his behavior changes. It's interesting. It feels like those intervention situations or surprise meeting and you unexpectedly find someone to lean on. He's a tragic figure, had serious drinking issues and he's lost confidence in a romantic relationship (his previous wife was cruel as far as she could be). I don't know the extent of that love in the relationship between Buster and Eleanor, but she probably restored his faith in many ways. A man who was at his worst and thought he had lost everything. He looked a little tired, trying to follow the script.
life es a suffering time 💀⚡💀
everything was so natural and true! people were alive! today everything is fake and worthless....
Very true. Natural being is fast taking a back seat to the artificial celebrity culture, want and greed. Technology is a double-edged sword. All said though, the internet brings these gems of history to anyone who wants to find them.
There was always artificially, we just tend to focus it on our times because it's easier to spot it than looking back on old photos and researching documents, and who knows what else.
Completely untrue and astoundingly pretentious
One of the very times Buster smiled in public.
you can tell by his face that he hated being on that show
As many do, because the host is such a tactless misinformed jerk!
Most people hated being on show because they ambushed them
He died February 1st the following year ... I hope he got paid for this ...
When you think about the big 3 silent comedy legends chaplin, keaton and lloyd keaton was the funniest
Keaton is / was FAR better than Chaplin
His first marriage was a disaster. It took two more tries to find the right person.
His last job was for a Rye Bread,Levy"s.
No kidding? What was his job with levy's?
Red Skelton and Donald O'Connor were simply great. There's just something about Ralph Edwards that I don't like. Maybe it's that he comes across as so phony. Buster Keaton was simply the greatest of his time.
He looks a bit like Al Pacino.
That half-sweet, half-poignant look.
As if he had seen a lot in life and had many falls along the way. Pacino also has this way of expressing himself. For both comedy and drama, and I imagine Buster himself in a drama, alluding to his already troubled personal life.
18:35 I couldn’t have said it better myself 🥹 THANK YOU for sharing this, such a beautiful tribute. So touching to see him both smile and brought to tears with the very first guest.
He looks a bit like Al Pacino.
looks nothing like Al Pacino
@@1tinahaj Awwwww, Are you all upset now?🤣🤣🤣🤡
@@AbeTheSigma007 not upset at all. Think you need to go to specsavers.
@@1tinahaj Are you familiar with “The Dunning Krueger Effect?”
@@1tinahaj Come to think of it, perhaps You look Al Pacino. Cheers - 🥂...