Buster Keaton

Buster Keaton

The Great Stone Face

Born October 3, 1895· Piqua, Kansas, USA

† Died February 1, 1966

66Roles★ 6.6Average rating

Raised in a traveling vaudeville troupe with his parents, Keaton mastered physical comedy and daring stunts from infancy, developing the dead-pan expression that earned him the nickname “The Great Stone Face.” As an adult he teamed with producer Joseph M. Schenck and director Edward F. Cline, producing two-reel hits such as One Week, The Playhouse and The Electric House before moving to features t…

Biography written by WatchMoods, based on public sources

Known for

Filmography

Also behind the camera

The films and series they directed.

Steamboat Bill, Jr.★ 7.6
Steamboat Bill, Jr.1928
The General★ 7.9
The General1926
Seven Chances★ 7.5
Seven Chances1925
Sherlock Jr.★ 8
Sherlock Jr.1924
The Navigator★ 7.1
The Navigator1924
Our Hospitality★ 7.5
Our Hospitality1923