What Made Buster Keaton's Comedy So Modern?

Whereas Chaplin’s vision was essentially theatrical, Keaton’s was specific to the screen—he moved like the moving pictures. Adam Gopnik on biographies by James Curtis and Dana Stevens.

The General (1927) - Turner Classic Movies

Buster Keaton: A Timeless Comedian

BUSTER KEATON - BY PENELOPE GILLIATT - Scraps from the loft

Buster Keaton: Tribute to a King of Silent Comedy – Professional Moron

About Chaplin-Keaton-Lloyd film locations (and more)

Buster Keaton The Return of the Man in the Porkpie Hat - ALLEN GLOVER

How Buster Keaton's Sad Man Schtick Became A Crucial Part Of His Comedy

What Made Buster Keaton's Comedy So Modern?

MODERN TIMES & SHERLOCK, JR.: Redefining the Traditional Narrative Structure — Duck Eyes

Buster's Mechanized Mayhem

MoMA Presents: Buster Keaton's Our Hospitality

Chasing Buster Keaton, Screen Gems

The Century of Buster Keaton: A Review of “Camera Man” by Dana Stevens and “Buster Keaton: A Filmmaker's Life” by James Curtis