BUSTER KEATON COMEDIES STUDIO | Filming Locations 

Thank you Jordan for another fascinating look at old Hollywood. Buster was a genius, and his films are so watchable, even today. His life was hard in many ways, and it is great to see him being celebrated by you. You would think Hollywood folks could find a few dollars to show respect to this pioneer of comedy, and place a proper plaque to remember Buster. Keep up the good work, I think you're great.

Buster - The best. Thanks for your fine work on this.

wow what an awesome vlog i love keaton s movies thank you mr. jordan

I had already seen this vlog when I first started watching you, but enjoyed it again knowing that the city had a new plaque installed in the correct corner and had a nice ceremony honoring Buster's contributions. Still an informative vlog!

So cool Jordan. I'm a big fan of Buster Keaton. Love your editing to include photos and videos of the past. You have a great talent for video and presentation!!!!

Love anything Buster Keaton thank you Jordon !

These are my favorite vlogs! I love the way you match up buildings to old movies. Thank you once again!

Thanks for doing this. I LOVE Buster.

DUDE, You have won my heart posting this, GOOD ON YOU!

Thank you Jordan! I really enjoyed it. Amazing how you were able to match up the building. Love Buster Keaton.

Thank you for all the information and matching up filming locals !!!

Thanks Jordan for showing this to us I never knew much about Buster Keaton loved every moment of it (YOU ARE NUMBER ONE)☝️

That was incredible! We have a historical silent movie theatre in downtown Tampa. I’ve seen a few silent movies there. Buster Keaton is a legend. Thanks for sharing

AWESOME! Buster Keaton was a genius. I've been to that building before, omg! I was on historic land and didn't know it! Chaplin and Keaton masters of their craft! Great Work on this vlog!

Buster Keaton was great! Thanks for this vlog. I didn't know he had so many hard times in his life. There's a big box set of his movies that I would love to have. I can remember him being in an episode of the Twilight Zone, he was funny in that.

I remember the family relations movie vividly-no wonder he had it straight from reality! 😭a great talent love his work.

Thanks for a fantastic blog of one my favorite actors! :)

Thanks for sharing this! I love old Hollywood and the silent era. I learn something new every time I watch your vlogs.

Great vlog!! Thank you so much Jordan!! Love you Jah!!

Buster had amazing timing. Those stunts were hair-raising! I remember holding my breath the first time I saw them. huggs,silky

Buster Keaton is so great. Wonderful history lesson. You are on a roll........

Awesome vlog!!!! The whole time I'm waiting for the tie in with Flash Gordon and then it dawns on me that I'm getting my Keaton's and Crabbe's mixed up, lol. Keep up the great work!!!

Fantastic video. Buster Keaton was the best on his time. It seems that great artists have tragic lives and convert that misery into laughter for others.

Very interesting.. love the matching up!!

Awesome vlog. Love Buster Keaton

Thanks for a great vlog on Buster. Love those old movies!

Outstanding!!!!!

Another great one! So glad you finally did BUster! My husband loves trains so he's watched all of Buster's movies. I've seen the General and now I want to watch Railrodder because my husband said that the Canada RR CO. paid him to go across Canada.

Thank you 🙏, Jordan for sharing this with us! 🙂 My Favorite Buster Keaton movie is “College”...

HELLOOO JORDAN!!! THANK YOU FOR ANOTHER AWESOME VID..

great vlog , great Jah , love old Hollywood vlogs , thank you ...

Another great story loved Buster Keaton and where he had his studio and the match ups were great . It’s amazing how Hollywood and LA has grown . 👍🏻😎💙🦁🎥🎬🐶👍🏻

And I thought Larry David was the innovator for improvised comedy. Such a great vlog with so much info - great for someone not aware of Buster Keaton history. Thanks so much!

Love love love Buster Keaton. Thanks for the video.

The Great Houdini nicknamed him "Buster". Wow. Another obscure factoid, thanks to you, J.

A Favorite, Thank you and Jah for posting!

Love the old silent and black and whites!

Thank you for the Buster vlog! Even if they put a new plaque I hope they keep the old one because he was still alive when the plaque was placed. I won't get into Natalie, but it was all her fault. I am grateful for Eleanor. She was the best girl that ever happened to him. Funny, how his old studio was off Eleanor Street. Always imitated, never duplicated..Buster Keaton!

Thank you Jordan!

Fantastic

Jordan, this was one of your best! The research you did is flawless. I'm a big Buster Keaton fan and you did his memory right. Did you ever see French Stewart in "Stone Face"? A 2 act play on the life of Buster. It played in L.A. a few years back. Thanks so much for this!

Very informative. Thanks, Jordan

excellent vlog so much history thank u so much jordan

Aloha Jordan I’ve been watching and your vlogs are incredible Mahalo

That spot was the original metro studio, they moved when metro merged with Goldwyn and Louis B. Mayer pictures to form Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.

Great stuff as usual, Jordan. A great tribute to BK. BK was in a Twilight Zone episode - because they wanted to pay tribute to him - "Once Upon A Time," and it was made in Silent Film style, including title cards, and they had him doing some of his classic gags.

Jordan, you have me wanting to see old movies. My great used to play piano in Bellevue Ohio for the silent movies. She died when my Granda Was 9 years old.

What an amazing guy buster Keaton ...it's sad what his first wife did ....but I'm glad he got back on his feet again ...

Very fascinating Buster Keaton vlog. What an enchanting actor. He looked so sad in his pics tho. I shall salute u Buster by watchin those recommended movies. Luv the vlog Jordan. En jah u always look like u know where ur goin.

Jordan, I greatly enjoy all your vlogs! ESPECIALLY those showcasing the ' Old Hollywood ' daze. ! Haha! Keep up the great work. ! Arn Sanchez

Enjoying all your vlogs thanks😊

Your cute little dog is the star of the show!

I really enjoy your vlogs. You are doing a really great job.

Your dog is so awesome!

Fascinating and brilliant!

Well done again! Great Hollywood history! Great story teller! Salute!

Jah!!!!😚😚❤❤. Precious sweetheart. Sad about Buster Keaton. Glad he was finally happy towards the end of his life. Did he ever reunite with his sons? Headless kids at pkay😂😂😂😂. Classis😉

I read a biography of Keaton about ten years ago. One thing that struck with me is early in his career with Roscoe and Al St. John, the guys, who were basically stunt men, played a joke on other actors in the studio cafeteria which was located on an upper floor. One of them (I think St. John) began crying in despair and talking about how his life was over and then dove out the window to everyone's horror. He was, of course, fine and the comedians had all conspired together to pull off the joke. It has been a long time since I read the book, so I may be wrong on details, but it certainly made an impression. I can't verify the story at all and am starting to think I'm crazy. Anyway, Keaton remains an absolute favorite of mine. Also, given your love of dogs, Fatty had one of the first dog actors, his pit bull Luke, who could climb ladders and was in a lot of his movies. He would make a great vlog. I think Al St. John's contribution is overlooked as well.

interesting stuff. im going to find Buster Keaton movies to watch and books to learn more. thanks!

Thank you for this. Didn't know his personal life was so bad.

Buster Keaton was a comedic genius. Chaplin and Keaton are the two greatest comedians and the two greatest actors of early Hollywood. Both of them are legends. And the two greatest actors of the 1920's are Swanson and Valentino. Both of them are legends as well.

That building still there awesome.

Interesting 🤖

Great Vlog

Another wonderfully informative & entertaining video ! Thanks a bunch, Jordan ! Well done, young man ! Kudos !! :-)

As a late poster to this great vlog, an interesting side note is probably his last project on the Twilight Zone. (Once Upon a Time ) playing Woodrow Mulligan, a time traveler who learns to appreciate life. lHe had just met his young bride around this period and died shortly thereafter. Rod Serling apparently wrote the episode to honor Keaton .

Oh my ! He doesn!tlook overjoyed on his wedding picture......

At the groundbreaking ceremony it wasnt Fatty Arbuckle next to Buster but Joe Roberts, who was Buster's foil in many of his pictures.

Awesome Vlog Jordan, Buster Keaton was funny and pretty handsome, I always feel sad seeing fatty because what they did to him. Jah is going be needing extra hikes soon with all his treats . Thank you Jordan amazing work with the editing I can understand why it took 3 hours. You should be so proud.

Good video :)

I noticed on Google Maps that they've painted a picture of Buster Keaton and his name on the building where his studio stood since Jordan filmed this vlog.

Thanks for the film history. Didn't Buster make a cameo in one of the beach party movies?

Fascinante !! Lástima que no se conservó sería maravilloso. ..Saludos y Felicitaciones por ti dedicación!

They have covered the bricks of the theater building in stucco, but you can still see the bricks inside the doorframe of the opened door.

Thanks for the vlogs Jordan. I enjoy them daily. BTW I'm surprized you haven't vlogged the original Batman bat cave entrance. Just an idea😊

Buster made the movie general in cottage grove oregon. Where I live.

He was also in It's a mad mad mad mad world..

I enjoyed the vlog Jordan! I have heard in a bio on Jackie Chan that he has been compared to Buster Keaton in some of the stunts that Jackie Chan has done in his films.

Yeah for Buster Keaton !!

Hello Jordon.

Hidden camera! There’s the answer to filming in the cemeteries that’ve given you crap about filming! Dan Bell uses one when he checks into dirty motels. Awesome! Good luck with using it!!!

That is not Roscoe Arbuckle in that photo of the group. It is Joe Roberts.

Here's a self-guided walking tour of the Keaton Studio site - silentlocations.files.wordpress.com/2018/06/bk-weekend-studio-tour-guide-2018-bengtson.pdf

The only time a film was shot twice, once of the English speaking market and one for the Latin market, was if the film was a "talkie"

It wasn’t Harry Houdini who named Buster.

Cheaper to move the plaque

I am a huge Keaton fan. It’s hard to see how she could turn him out of her bed......he was absolutely gorgeous as a young man!