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Slate Articles ([info]slate) wrote,
@ 2015-09-29 18:48:00

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The Biggest Mistake Buster Keaton Ever Made

Buster Keaton, one of the first great indie filmmakers, moved to a major studio in 1928. He hated the movies he made, but they earned money and made him doubt his own abilities and taste. That’s when the drinking started. Later, he would call signing with MGM the biggest mistake of his career—within a chapter in his autobiography titled “The Worst Mistake of My Life.” This week’s episode of You Must Remember This, the Panoply podcast about the secret and forgotten history of 20th-century Hollywood, tells the story of Buster Keaton’s biggest mistake. Here’s an excerpt. Listen to the complete Episode 3 below, and subscribe to You Must Remember This on iTunes.



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