Buster Keaton - the great stone face: Keaton was the comic who greeted the hostile world without a flicker of emotion, and overcame its physical hazards with a aseries of breathtaking but coolly calculated stunts. His refusal - or inability - to register either elation or despair must have stemmed from a belief that triumph and tragedy inevitably follow each other, and that neither is worth getting excited about
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