The Cameraman (1928)
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" "Within an hour he was photographing everything from soup to nuts... mostly the nuts." Directed by Buster Keaton and Edward Sedgwick Written by Clyde Bruckman and Lew Lipton Music by Cinematography by Reggie Lanning and Elgin Lessley Editing by Hugh Wynn and Basil Wrangell"
" "Within an hour he was photographing everything from soup to nuts... mostly the nuts." Written by Clyde Bruckman and Lew Lipton Music by Cinematography by Reggie Lanning and Elgin Lessley Editing by Hugh Wynn and Basil Wrangell"
" Notes: I thought it was pretty good, even probably one of my favorite movies starring Buster Keaton. Indeed, it was slightly less random than his usual work, even if the monkey still showed up pretty much from nowhere. However, I have to admit that this little monkey was actually pretty awesome though. On top of that, it was by far Keaton’s most romantic feature, at least, among the movies he has made that I have seen so far. As a result, of course, the jokes and stunts were still the main f"
" Notes: I thought it was pretty good, even probably one of my favorite movies starring Buster Keaton. Indeed, it was slightly less random than his usual work, even if the monkey still showed up pretty much from nowhere. However, I have to admit that this little monkey was actually pretty awesome though. On top of that, it was by far Keaton’s most romantic feature, at least, among the movies he has made that I have seen so far. As a result, of course, the jokes and stunts were still the main f"
“A few months ago, I have noticed that there were a few Buster Keaton movies included in the ‘They Shoot Pictures, Don’t They?’ list so I decided to check them out since they were all available on YouTube but, apparently, for some reasons, I actually missed out on this one. Anyway, I thought it was pretty good, even probably one of my favorite movies starring Buster Keaton. Indeed, it was slightly less random than his usual work, even if the monkey still showed up pretty much from nowhere. However, I have to admit that this little monkey was actually pretty awesome though. On top of that, it was by far Keaton’s most romantic feature, at least, among the movies he has made that I have seen so far. As a result, of course, the jokes and stunts were still the main focus but, in my opini” read more
"THE CAMERAMANReleased: 10 September 1928 (74 minutes) Directed by: Edward Sedgwick, Buster KeatonCharacter: BUSTERA photographer's search for a pretty girl leads him to a newsreel office, a rival suitor sees him trade in his tintype machine for a movie camera, and messing up his first attempt does little to stop him securing a date.HOLY GODIVA 4 - ONION JACK 4 TOTAL: 8"