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PizzaFLIX Presents SILENT MOVIE SUNDAY
Stars: BusterKeaton, Dorothy Sebastian, Leila Hyams
Directed by: Edward Sedgwick
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🍕THE GREAT STONE FACE in his FINAL SILENT FILM🍕
Step back into Hollywood’s Golden Age with Buster Keaton’s second feature for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and his final silent film performance. Released in 1929, this comedy gem showcases Keaton’s legendary physical humor and timing at the height of his career. Directed by Edward Sedgwick and produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, the film is a must-watch for fans of classic silent cinema.

This film stars Buster Keaton as Elmer, a hapless dry cleaner who finds himself entangled in show business and romance in a laugh-filled plot of mistaken intentions and theatrical chaos. Dorothy Sebastian co-stars as Trilby Drew, a temperamental stage actress whose impulsive decisions set the story in motion. Edward Earle, Leila Hyams, and William Bechtel round out the principal cast, adding sharp performances to a tightly directed film that bridges the end of the silent era.

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Whether you’re a film historian, classic movie lover, or just discovering Buster Keaton’s genius, this cinematic piece is an essential part of film history. Dive into the artistry and physical comedy that made Keaton a legend.

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  1. 1
    @ladywisewolf3942

    Fantastic film! I absolutely love Buster, and what incredibly dangers stunts he did! Kudos to Dorothy Sebastian for her stunt work too, she must of been bruised from head to toe by the end. So nice to see one of my favorites, beautiful Leila Hymes who successfully transitioned to talkies and was great in the Jean Harlow film “Red Headed Woman”. I wonder why MGM didn’t make this as a full sound picture since ’29 was the “year of the talkies”? Thank you for presenting this I thoroughly enjoyed it.

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    @SummerLivin-v5u

    👌 👍 Alright … 22 min into film … lol didn’t think I’d like this, but it’s pretty good. I like comedy that can make me laff out loud – this just happened (wasn’t expecting it).🫰

    • 7
      @SummerLivin-v5u

      ​@PizzaFLIX 🤔 I dunno … .
      Guess his unmanliness bothers me. 🤷‍♀️
      BTW ~ Fell asleep watching last two films – _should_ finish ’em, but the moment(s) passed. Thx, anyway🍕

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      @SummerLivin-v5u

      ​@PizzaFLIX ❓️ I don’t know what that all means, that you said, (saw later that you gave me some ❤s & Pinned one of my comms, sooo deleted what I mistakenly assumed, but your reply initially confused me), but … I AM pretty tuckered-out & stayed up much later tonight, than I’d intended, too – in the kitchen. Got kinda carried away making a BIG pot o’ chili tonight … *PRETTY* CHILI with orange, yellow, red, & green bell peppers LOL.👌
      Thank you, Mr.PizzaFLIXMan. ❤

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