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American actor, comedian, and director (1895–1966)

Also known as: Frigo, Joseph Francis Keaton, Joseph Frank Keaton, Joseph Keaton, The Great Stone Face, Бастер Китон

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His autobiography recounts silent-era slapstick filmmaking and the craft of physical comedy from an insider's view (AI reason)
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Harold Lloyd1893–1971
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His memoir 'An American Comedy' gives a performer's account of silent stunt comedy and gag construction (AI reason)
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Harpo Marx1888–1964
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'Harpo Speaks!' is a warm, anecdotal show-business memoir rooted in vaudeville and early film comedy (AI reason)
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Groucho Marx1890–1977
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Kevin Brownlow1938–
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'The Parade's Gone By' is an oral-history-driven portrait of silent filmmaking and its comedians (AI reason)
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Walter Kerr1913–1996
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'The Silent Clowns' offers close analysis of silent comedy style, with extensive attention to Keaton's films (AI reason)
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Rudi Blesh1899–1985
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His biography 'Keaton' covers the same films and stunt craft with a narrative, anecdotal approach (AI reason)
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James Agee1909–1955
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His film criticism, notably 'Comedy's Greatest Era', celebrates silent clowns with vivid, appreciative prose (AI reason)
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Stan Laurel1890–1965
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