Buster Keaton Smiles While Throwing Pies at/with Alice Faye - Outtakes

[eMuse5]

Holy cow, he looks like the happiest person in the world when he smiles like that...now, as rare as these filmed/photographed smiles are, I don't recall EVER hearing a recording of him laughing out loud. Anyone know any different? Would this truly be the Buster Keaton Holy Grail?

[BKadorer]

@eMuse5 In You may be right, I've never heard Buster laughing out loud either although people say he laughed a lot in private life. In "Buster Keaton Rides Again" Keaton came very close to smiling and laughing so freely, but I don't recall there was any sound of laughter.

[Busterseyes]

What a charmer he must have been with a smile like that! He was a bit shy around a lot of people but not around women. With a face like that, I'm sure he had nothing to worry about when it came to the opposite sex. Such a cutie! : P

[Busterseyes]

Wow! What a sweet smile! I've never seen this before. It's great! I just wish there was sound so we could hear what Buster was saying.

[Kydeux95]

So many wasted pies :{ but I love buster!

[panskeptic]

@Kydeux95 Don't worry, they were inedible. The pies were made for visual impact and quick cleanup, but tasted horrible.

[Kydeux95]

@panskeptic That's really neat :) 

[baxter5431]

Ironic. Buster was not a pie thrower as in the quickie Mack Senett pictures. This is just another example of a great talent such as Buster's having been totally wasted by the Hollywood of a different generation. Anybody could have been hired to throw pies but there was only one Buster Keaton: comedic genius.

[nateandsophie]

Buster's smile was so attractive. I don't know what I liked better, his smile or his beautiful eyes. And he was the funniest person in Hollywood!

[MissGoldenDreams13]

Ah, the boyish cuteness of Buster's smile :)

[Aquallee]

This is a rare and beautiful Keaton's smile. Thanks!

[mustangshivers007]

thats great never seen this before love it............

[ElleEmBee67]

Thanks for uploading! Love Buster's smile!

[slapohapo826]

wow this is amazing footage! is this from a dvd of the movie?

[doforanimals]

0:39 : )

[panskeptic]

To a degree, Keaton always directed himself from the time he left Fatty Arbuckle. But it's obvious here that he's taking direction from Mal St. Clair, in a specific kind of comedy he hadn't done before.

[antoniod]

Until these outtakes sufaces, how many people knew that Keaton also directed here?