This Is Your Life, Buster Keaton - Part Three (End) - Ralph Edwards, Presenter 

Look how much he relaxes once Eleanor is sitting with him. SO sweet.

It must have been very difficult for Buster to have to share his life story. I thought that he was going to cry there for a second when his two sons appeared. He seemed very uncomfortable until his wife came out. Although Buster was no Saint, he was a good man with a big heart, and its wonderful to know that later in life, he was so happy. He certainly deserved it for all the joy that he brought, and continues to bring to others through his movies.. RIP Buster Keaton...Thanks for the laughter ♥.

To think what Buster had to deal with...& still be lovable & unselfish. And what goes around comes around...Natalie Talmadge is completely forgotten except being known as Buster's ex wife. And heard his grandaughter speak about him playing with his train set with her. So his final years was happy & full & he was recognized as a genius before he left us. Not only a great legend but an inspiring life with a happy endig. Thanks for the clip...I had tears watching this.

Buster Keaton was a truly great comedian. It sounds as though he was an even better person.

Wow! Looooove Buster. As a kid I adored Donald O'Conner. Later in life when my Mom with with with Donald, I was on set constanly picking his brain and hanging on to his every word, so kind. Recently I discovered and have fallen inlive with the treasure of Buster Keaton. Had I known of Donald's connection Buster I would have NEVER left him alone! Thanks for sharing this lil treasure! There is and never will be another Buster Keaton. Peace

i feel so horrible watching this because he was hard of hearing and would get very embarrassed when he couldn't make out what people were saying. this is why it's great when eleanor shows up, she helps him out and you can see it, and how much he loves her.

A beautiful SOUL was he ! You can see when his 2 sons came out he almost lost it ! GOD BLESS Buster !

Oh, my. He looked genuinely surprised and emotional when his sons appeared. Thanks for posting this. It truly is gold!

He found renewed success, he reconnected with his sons, had a good relationship with his grandchildren and he found a good woman to spend the rest of his days with. Regardless of what hard times he had to endure he really got the happy ending he deserved.

He did feel more comfortable when his wife came out to be with him.....I felt so bad for him through some of it. He deserved happiness and I am glad he found it.

Donald O'Connor, I'd recognize that voice anywhere. Buster is also one of my all-time favorites.

Found it so hard watching Buster's life just laid bare for the public to see. you could tell by his body language it was hurting him having his failures mentioned. I'm thankful he found peace and happiness in Eleanor, a man like Buster deserved the World and more.

Well, it was their mother that changed their last name when they were still very young after a nasty divorce and he did reunite with his sons once James (the older son) was an adult. He had been in their lives for quite a while by this point so I think he was genuinely happy to see them here.

He was in a class of his own.

Ralphs Edwards is insufferable, but this is a great piece of Hollywood history. His third wife was a doll, you can see she truly loved him. There is also alot of sadness here, if you ever get a chance to see Harold Lloyd's This Is Your Life, it is remarkably different, none of the melancholy and pain. Glad to see at least at the end of his life he pulled out of the depression, found a great wife and enjoyed renewed fame.

this is gold!

Agree with you about Edwards. Dick Clark was the same way and wouldn't be surprised if Ryan Seacrest follows suit as well. It was live tv tho, so they had to stick with their script. I can't help but notice how Edwards seems to think of Keaton as nothing more than a comedian. Buster however, they could have justlet him talk, speak towho he pleased,and it wouldhave been fascinating. Loved finally seeing his sons tho.

His family still loves him and keeps his memory alive. His granddaughter, Melissa Talmadge Cox is on the board of the International Buster Keaton Society, as is Big Joe Roberts' granddaughter.

Thank you for posting this. Only discovered Buster this year. Love his comedy.

...forgot to mention that the cufflinks were from Lanford & Billett of Fifth Avenue, New York. 'The Finest Pressure-Molded Cufflinks Money Can Buy'. Thanks a lot Buster... Next!

Look at that fucking television 😣😂😥

I hate it when hosts hijack the programme and keep the attention on them and not who people really want to hear about. Trying to be funny in Buster's presence is really ironic, and Edwards is so insincere...

oops, worked with Donald... must proof!

I love the un-subtle advertising thought. Great show though