@theflyingeditor Strange, isn’t it? I wonder if he signed it in front of the recipient & did something suitably comical with the pen when doing so?
I don’t always get someone else to autograph my picture, but when I do I make sure they write the K backwards…first time I’ve seen an example like this!
Buster >Ieaton may have signed this himself ;)
The Swedish posters for #BusterKeaton’s movies never disappoint with the creativity! ‘#BattlingButler’ is ‘Male & Lightweight’ & someday, just like #Pinocchio he’ll be a real boy…uh boxer!
The Swedish posters for #BusterKeaton’s movies never disappoint with the creativity! ‘#BattlingButler’ is ‘Male & Lightweight’ & someday, just like #Pinocchio he’ll be a real boy…uh boxer!
It’s all done with smoke & mirrors - well, in this case, a sheet of glass in this imaginative interlude in ‘#TheGoldGhost’, 1934. Placed in front of the camera lens & angled just so, it would reflect players otherwise out of sight on the set. Smart shooting ;)
#BusterKeaton
#BusterKeaton is a work of art! Although in some of these he does look like he’s silently judging…try it yourself with any face here:
https://t.co/9Tc3SzqonI
It’s times like this that #BusterKeaton was likely glad to be partially deaf…on the set of ‘It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World’, 1963 with #SidCaesar & #PhilSilvers.