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In an adaptation from her new book, camera man, the author examines the comic icon’s forgotten role in the emerging medium. The exception was buster keaton, who by. Still, a few people recognized her potential, among them pioneering silent film star buster keaton, who spotted ball’s knack for. Enter buster keaton, a comedic mastermind, and ed sedgwick, who became invaluable mentors to. Buster keaton, the great silent clown working as a consultant at mgm, recognized her comic gifts and worked with her on stunts. Buster keaton and lucille ball. Lucille ball appeared in films with some of the greatest people in comedy — including the marx brothers — but none of them recognized her talent. The matchless silent film star buster keaton recognized lucille ball’s genius for physical comedy in the late 1930s and early 1940s when rko and.

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Buster Keaton Lucille Ball Enter buster keaton, a comedic mastermind, and ed sedgwick, who became invaluable mentors to. The matchless silent film star buster keaton recognized lucille ball’s genius for physical comedy in the late 1930s and early 1940s when rko and. In an adaptation from her new book, camera man, the author examines the comic icon’s forgotten role in the emerging medium. The exception was buster keaton, who by. Buster keaton, the great silent clown working as a consultant at mgm, recognized her comic gifts and worked with her on stunts. Enter buster keaton, a comedic mastermind, and ed sedgwick, who became invaluable mentors to. Buster keaton and lucille ball. Still, a few people recognized her potential, among them pioneering silent film star buster keaton, who spotted ball’s knack for. Lucille ball appeared in films with some of the greatest people in comedy — including the marx brothers — but none of them recognized her talent.