69K views · 3.4K reactions | #MovieMonday “Paradise for Buster,” 1952 was Buster Keaton’s first (as far as we know) Industrial film. Commissioned by the John Deere company, it was part of a big celebratory event for the staff, “John Deere Day.” You can watch the whole thing here: archive.org/details/paradise-for-buster | Buster Keaton | Facebook

8.5M views · 74K reactions | Watch #BusterKeaton's one of the best scene where he chases the stolen train in movie ''The General'' (1926). | HauteBook | Facebook

In The General (1926), Buster Keaton performed a now-iconic, dangerous, and perfectly timed stunt for real, where he cleared heavy debris from the tracks while riding on the front of a moving train. This incredible sequence, executed without special effects or trick photography, showcases Keaton's daring and is a celebrated example of practical filmmaking in the silent era. | History In Pictures