Buster Keaton bombs in his talkie debut.
Free and Easy (1930)
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Synopsis: A grease monkey / "talent manager" takes a young beauty contest winner and her frightening mother from Kansas to Hollywood. They manage to get on the MGM lot, where they disrupt sets, wreak scenes,... A grease monkey / "talent manager" takes a young beauty contest winner and her frightening mother from Kansas to Hollywood. They manage to get on the MGM lot, where they disrupt sets, wreak scenes, bedevil directors and ultimately gain some unexpected notices of their own. [More]
Starring: Buster Keaton, Anita Page, Robert Montgomery, Edgar Dearing
Starring: Buster Keaton, Anita Page, Robert Montgomery, Edgar Dearing, Lionel Barrymore, Dorothy Sebastian, Trixie Friganza
Director: Edward Sedgwick
Director: Edward Sedgwick
Screenwriter: E. Richard Schayer, Al Boasberg, Paul Dickey
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...the studio wanted him to say funny things rather than do funny things, and they were eager to show off their new sound equipment with numerous song-and-dance routines.
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