Buster Keaton

The narrative delves into the later years of Buster Keaton, a silent film icon who faced obscurity with the advent of sound but ultimately revived his career. It highlights his diverse projects during the 1950s and 60s, including collaborations with notable figures like Samuel Beckett, and emphasizes the significance of works like The Railrodder. Chris Wade argues that this era represents a renaissance for Keaton, showcasing his enduring talent and adaptability. The book also features a new Q&A with director Gerald Potterton, providing additional insights into Keaton's legacy.