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Considered by many to be the greatest of cinema's silent clowns, Buster Keaton was a consummate practitioner of physical comedy. Although labeled the Great Stone Face, Keaton found tremendous eloquence in his deadpan style with his alert and expressive eyes, lithe acrobat's body, and a consummate air of grace. This release from the TCM Archives puts the spotlight on his MGM period. THE CAMERAMAN, remastered with a new score by Arthur Barnow, and SPITE MARRIAGE are among Keaton's funniest silents, while FREE AND EASY is his first talkie. Also included is film historian Kevin Brownlow's poignant documentary, So Funny It Hurts: Buster Keaton at MGM, completing a collection which offers keen insight into what makes Keaton's unique style of comedy hilarious, moving and timeless.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Mono 1.0 English