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<font size="4"><br>The Art of Buster Keaton</font>
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<br>video review by Gary Johnson</font>
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<p><i><font size="6" color="#FF0000"><b>D</b></font>uring the early comedies of most screen comedians, you can see them working on their characters, trying certain characteristics as they honed their on-screen personas. Harold Lloyd would imitate Charlie Chaplin in his Lonesome Luke comedies before perfecting his bespectacled, everyman character. And Chaplin would play a variety of rambunctious characters in his early films at Keystone. However, from his first solo comedies, Buster Keaton's trademark stone face was in evidence.
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